What we don't realize is that this sense of feeling better costs the other person. It is their energy that we have stolen. Most people go through their lives in a constant hunt for someone else's energy.
"What we don't realize is that this sense of feeling better costs the other person." This suggests that our personal sense of happiness or relief often comes at the expense of someone else's energy. We may unknowingly take from others to boost our own emotional state, without considering the impact on them.
"It is their energy that we have stolen. Most people go through their lives in a constant hunt for someone else's energy." This highlights how many individuals seek external sources of validation or vitality, often at the cost of others' well-being, reflecting a subconscious pattern of energy depletion and dependency.
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