Introduction

 I intend to make this book two of MagPhenoTayo. I intend to digress into the better part of using phenomenology. If the first book seems to ask how to do the phenomenology of St. John Paul II in the situation I am in, the second book delves into another more limited scope of life, the life of feeling and meaning.

This time though, the author has realized that doing phenomenology for its own sake seems ineffective. Now the focus is more on the life of the emotion and meaning, and that phenomenology is just there always available as a tool for a kind of thinking it only can produce. Anyway St. John Paul II isn't a pure phenomenologist but used it when the line of thought he is pursuing necessitates a kind of analyzing or scrutinizing the inner life, not always starting in the light of faith but also in the light of reason by aid of phenomenology, a bracketing of the inner life, than just always starting from spirituality.

Next is that my exploration of solution to my career life, seemingly starting from a phenomenological method clarification, is a kind of a blind man guiding his fellow blind. But now that the method of phenomenology we've first clarified has now become more crystalized, maybe we can now proceed with a better probability of clarifying what we are problematizing hypothetically, the life of the emotion and meaning.

And what about the hypothesis? I think I intend to make it in such broad category as feeling and meaning. Remember that in book one MagPhenoTayo I started with my limited personal career problem. Yet I still ended up with the macrocosm I was actuating in.

 Methodically, I will be discussing to you using my full power of reasoning, not limited by just phenomenology. I do not intend to tell you which of my mode of thinking though is phenomenology and which is general reasoning. Let me be excused to use all modes of thinking very fluidly, including my faith as a kind of reasoning of its own kind. Nevertheless let me be redacted as having only degrees in education, psychology, and philosophy. That is where my main degrees are focused, although I have interest and broad experience and knowledge about music, computer technology, etc. that I might have short courses certification with only.