In your feelings? Turns out, we all experience emotions differently
In other words, your relationship with a current experience will determine how the next moment unfolds. It’s a way of removing or taking back a projection, so that we’re not making people responsible for how we feel, we’re not making life responsible for how we feel. Instead, we’re noticing that it’s our relationship with any moment that determines
... See moreAdyashanti • The Direct Way: Thirty Practices to Evoke Awakening
Like the rest of us, psychologists wonder whether emotions feel the same to people from different cultures around the world. Recent research from the MARCS Institute for Brain, Behavior and Development, at Western Sydney University, summarized in Discover Magazine, tried to figure it out. The researchers looked at how communities with varying level... See more
Pamela Pavliscak • Ghost in the machine
People make emotion mean all kinds of things. They make certain physical symptoms indicate that they’re anxious or excited.
Elaine Hilides • Stop Making Meaning Matter
When you feel any degree of sadness, anger or fear, such feelings are like an alarm clock waking you up to the power of Thought. Feelings can then serve to point you to your true self — the formless, spiritual dimension of your being.