Tag: Emotions
Fear of this sort is a powerful ally. It alerts to danger and is a call to action. Living a spiritual life, a life of higher consciousness does not mean that we will be immune from physical danger. It does mean that even if we can’t control our outer environment, we can control our inner environment.
In a new study published in the journal Emotion, a team of researchers made the case that happiness is hogging more than its fair share of the attention as the emotion most strongly connected to a healthier body. Rather, the study authors found, the ability to feel a wide range of positive emotions — what they termed “emotional diversity,” or “emodiversity” — may be the link to better health.
According to ancient knowledge within TCM, our bodies run on a “clock” that is reflected through our energy meridians. Meridians are essentially energy highways that hold and transport Qi, blood, and fluids throughout the body. Qi is believed to be everywhere on Earth; when you’re healthy, Qi is flowing freely through you, whereas when you’re unhealthy, you either have a blockage from Qi or your “Qi tank” is low.
Sharry Edwards records speeches of political candidates, world leaders and celebrities, giving us illuminating information about people that affect our lives. For example, a voiceprint report from Princess Diana is included in the nanoVoice download packet. Sharry occasionally reviews voiceprints of political candidates and people in the news on her weekly radio show on Sunday evenings. She presents us with examples of using the nanoVoice to understand others by looking into their subconscious mind.
We spend our formative years in school, developing our rational minds, but our emotions receive no formal attention. High divorce rates, job loss, employment stress, accidents, deaths, personal struggles, changing hormones, financial problems and health issues challenge everyone’s emotional health. Yet, as a society, we stubbornly treat the development of our emotions as a low priority. Since emotions are invisible, they are treated as if they don’t exist. S
Have you noticed how two people can experience the same or similar circumstances, yet they often come away with very different viewpoints regarding what happened? Most of us experience this sort of puzzling discrepancy when we were children and our caretakers described a different view of the world than what we felt had transpired. Before we learned any language, we humans automatically […]
Decades of studies have suggested that happy people live longer, which makes the cultivation of subjective well-being seem like a matter of life and death. But a new analysis of data from the UK Million Women Study concludes that happiness has no bearing on mortality.
There is a vast amount of information to glean by listening carefully to our own voice. The voice is a window into our own subconscious mind and gives insights into ourselves at deeper levels than our consciousness allows…Emotions that we have suppressed – surprise us. Negative subtle feelings in our voice give us clues about what invisible baggage we store. Our subtle sounds are a window into repressed emotions. If we don’t acknowledge this crap, we can’t release it.
If you are only living in one kind of emotion for a sustained period of time, you are technically flatlined. The same way the brain understands light in contrast to its shadow, we emotionally understand happiness in contrast to other emotions, many of which are heavier. It’s essential to build character, and your emotions make you a fuller person. Embrace them, don’t fight them, that’s technically the same as fighting life.
Second chakra – TO FEEL. The second chakra is feminine in nature. It’s element is water, and it’s all about flow, movement and change. The key word in “emotion” is “motion.”
