Feeling

Couldn't agree more. I used this "tip" when I was down bad. Not only does it drain you out and cause exhaustion, it also means you are bypassing your emotions. You can only run away from them for so long. After a point, you have to face them and calmly help them neutralise. The self is not the enemy.
-- smallthrowkid, 2022Stop the "bad bi*ch" attitude! How to deal with your old mindset and why "agressive" inner conversations are not the solution (long post ahead) |
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[...] feelings have a way of folding into each other, resonating together, interfering with each other, mutually intensifying, all in unquantifiable ways apt to unfold again in action, often unpredictably. Qualitative difference' immediately the issue is change. Felt and unforeseen--- Brian MassumiParables For the Virtual.Feeling tells us how and to what extent a thing is important to us. -– Carl JungFeelings and emotions are energetic states that do not magically dissipate when they are ignored. Much of our unnecessary emotional pain is the distressing pressure that comes from not releasing emotional energy. When we do not attend to our feelings, they accumulate inside us and create a mounting anxiety that we commonly dismiss as stress.--- pEte wALker"The Tao of Fully Feeling." 1995.Feeling is a subjective, emotional resonance of the individual, conditioned by his sensitivity, by his more or less defined tendencies, by his temperament.«Introduction to Magic, Volume II: The Path of Initiatic Wisdom» [Original retail ed.] 1620557177, 978-1620557174	Inner Traditions	12 Mar 2019	454
=== Ur ===
In itself, it is a perturbation of the soul, which does no more for knowledge than stirring up water helps one to see the depths. In feeling, a man does not look at things themselves, but only looks at himself and at the impression felt by his soul.
Even when feeling becomes aesthetic or “poetic”—as in art—the basis though sublimated remains the same: it is still a human world, excluded from the order of Reality.
== Rhizomata ==
* Affect regulation; Emotions;
* Pain; Pleasure; Libido; Affect;
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Category:Psychology