We Manipulate Our Emotions
It seems to follow that if our thoughts can passively turn our emotions on, we can also purposefully turn them on by imagining or thinking something that has emotive content.
Continue readingIt seems to follow that if our thoughts can passively turn our emotions on, we can also purposefully turn them on by imagining or thinking something that has emotive content.
Continue readingEmotion’s reality is a relative concept. One person’s reality may be another’s myth when it comes to an emotional response. Our emotions judge whether a remark was a deliberate insult
Continue readingIn the previous article, we introduced a tool that is helpful for everyone, but especially the emotionally sensitive person. While speedy emotions sometimes choose the right reaction, there are times
Continue readingAs promised in our previous article, today we will discuss four reasons why understanding emotion’s speed will give a new perspective and a relief to the emotionally sensitive person. However,
Continue readingEmotion’s speed of action is ultrasonic. They act with such speed that they make the analytical brain’s movements look like tired snails. Emotional reactions are measured in thousandths of a
Continue readingWhat would you like to know about emotional intelligence? A great place to start is with your relationship with your emotions. Perhaps you would describe your relationship with emotions as
Continue readingAs I write this, Valentine’s Day approaches in less than one week. What emotions are you experiencing related to the day? Good ones? Bad ones? In addition to romance, other
Continue readingWe have addressed the importance of our mind’s health and best functioning. Additionally, let’s now direct our thoughts to an area that both affects the mind and is affected by
Continue readingWe have arrived at our final principle. Lastly, but most importantly, we address the role of faith here. In fact, it is so important that I addressed it in a
Continue readingThis brings us to the principle of reinforcement. We can reinforce our dominant thought by repeating it in our virtual world (virtual practice) or by repeating it in our real
Continue readingThis brings us to the principle of long-term focus. We have already learned that the mind controls all that we do. It follows quite logically that what we think about
Continue readingJust like we can’t walk in two directions at one time, we can’t think two thoughts at once. However, we can think 2500 thoughts per minute. Our brain is a
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