Thoughts and Emotions
Thoughts and emotions are recorded in
our Cells … Take every thought Captive
Definition
Websters Dictionary English 1828:
Thoughts: 1. That which the mind thinks.
2. The act or process of using the mind actively and
deliberately.
3. The product of thinking; an idea, concept, judgment, etc
4. Inward reasoning; the workings of conscience.
Feelings: 1. To perceive or to be aware of through thought, bodily or emotional reactions, instinct,
2. To produce an indicated overall condition, impression or reaction.
3. An impression produced upon a person; having sensation.
4. Marked by or indicating emotion.
Emotions:
1. A strong surge of feeling marked by an impulse to out-ward expressions, and
often
accompanied by complex bodily reactions; any strong feeling as love, hate
or joy.
2. Any agitation of mind or excitement of sensibility.
3. A moving the mind or soul.
Beliefs: 1. Acceptance of the truth or actuality of anything without certain proof; mental conviction.
Beliefs: 1. Acceptance of the truth or actuality of anything without certain proof; mental conviction.
2. That which is
believed; something held to be true or valid.
Belief denotes acceptance
with or without proof or strong emotional
feelings.
Psyche: The human soul, mind or spirit. The personality. Latin from Greek psyche: breath, life, soul.
The difference between ‘feeling’ and ‘emotion’ can be simply
identified by emotion is ‘in-motion’.
Feeling is the ‘feel’ of it without having the ‘motion’ of it.
Example: If you are angry at someone, but hold the anger
inside it is a ‘feeling. If your angry
moves into motion by physical or verbal expression, then it has manifested into
a real emotion. Emotion is the reaction
of the feeling.
In the 1970's a series of
discoveries began, centering on a new class of chemicals called
neuro-transmitters, which transmit nerve impulses. They act as our body's
communicators. Basically... the neurons of the brain can talk to
the rest of the body. Neuro-transmitters race back & forth from the
brain telling every organ of our emotions, memories, intuitions, dreams,
desires, etc. Neuro-transmitters touch the life of every cell. Wherever a
thought wants to go, these chemicals must go too. To think - is literally
to practice brain chemistry, which promotes responses throughout the body.
Science has discovered they can actually measure these thoughts, feelings and emotions. The discovery led them to also discover that thoughts, feelings and emotions are actually recorded in each cell of the body. This explains the reason, for example, when a woman gets raped certain things, like certain smells, the way something looks or feels, will trigger her anxiety of the event all over again. She may have smelled the perpetrator's cologne or vanilla cookies were baking in the oven during the trauma or something was said, a tone or gesture was made so, when she smells, hears, or sees something, similar it will trigger in her cells the event that had taken place. In this case it was trauma and was a negative event with negative recordings.
Emotions share some very real biochemical links with your nervous, endocrine, immune and digestive systems. Let’s say you have an emotionally charged experience or memory, like explained above. That experience activates the brain’s limbic system, where it gets filtered and associated with other information and catalyzes a chain-reaction release of ligands (peptides, hormones, etc.). In cases of bodily sensation or touch, the body’s neuronal circuits can also be directly activated, with a peptide reaction proceeding from the body’s surface to the spine and then traveling to the brain and becoming part of conscious awareness. Think of your body as a giant computer. It records everything detailed throughout your body in every cell, permanently.
Every feeling, every emotion and every thought creates a change in our body chemistry at the subatomic level. And it is these quantum changes that create our state of health.
The Cellular Memory is the complete blueprint for your existence.
Science has discovered they can actually measure these thoughts, feelings and emotions. The discovery led them to also discover that thoughts, feelings and emotions are actually recorded in each cell of the body. This explains the reason, for example, when a woman gets raped certain things, like certain smells, the way something looks or feels, will trigger her anxiety of the event all over again. She may have smelled the perpetrator's cologne or vanilla cookies were baking in the oven during the trauma or something was said, a tone or gesture was made so, when she smells, hears, or sees something, similar it will trigger in her cells the event that had taken place. In this case it was trauma and was a negative event with negative recordings.
Emotions share some very real biochemical links with your nervous, endocrine, immune and digestive systems. Let’s say you have an emotionally charged experience or memory, like explained above. That experience activates the brain’s limbic system, where it gets filtered and associated with other information and catalyzes a chain-reaction release of ligands (peptides, hormones, etc.). In cases of bodily sensation or touch, the body’s neuronal circuits can also be directly activated, with a peptide reaction proceeding from the body’s surface to the spine and then traveling to the brain and becoming part of conscious awareness. Think of your body as a giant computer. It records everything detailed throughout your body in every cell, permanently.
Every feeling, every emotion and every thought creates a change in our body chemistry at the subatomic level. And it is these quantum changes that create our state of health.
The Cellular Memory is the complete blueprint for your existence.
• The Mind is sending out impulses of
intelligence and DNA receives them.
• Here is where it gets interesting….. as seen
in the examples of scientific experiments, you may not realize you can ‘talk’
to your DNA, but in fact you do.
Thinking happens at a level of DNA because without the brain cell
sending out a neuro-peptide or other messengers, there can be no thought.
• Everything in life pours out of DNA – flesh,
bones, blood, heart, and nervous system.
Hence, each cell is impacted by every feeling, every thought, and every emotion
we experience. Each
feeling/thought/emotion is registered in the DNA. The depth and strength of the message each
cell receives is determined by the intensity of the response to the message,
and the intensity of the feeling that is connected with it.
• The message is imprinted into the memory of
each cell and creates an identity and an energy all it’s own. This cell memory is automatically and
unconsciously referred back to when the need arises. This cell memory governs out attitudes and
beliefs, which then directs our behavior from that point on throughout our
life.
• If you THINK in your brain you want
something, but FEEL in your heart that you
• Not worthy of it, you will generally not
receive it. Our feeling will win.
• When we align the thinking with the feeling
then we become SINGLE-MINDED.
• It will seem as life works against us until
we do.
• What we FEEL is literally the prayer of our
heart.
• The difference between ‘feeling’ and
‘emotion’ can be simply identified by emotion is ‘in-motion’. Feeling is the ‘feel’ of it without having
the ‘motion’ of it.
• Example: If you are angry at someone, but
hold the anger inside it is a ‘feeling.
If your angry moves into motion by physical or verbal expression, then
it has manifested into a real emotion.
Emotion is the reaction of the feeling.
• Your thoughts are seeds and you plant them in
very fertile soil (feelings) that has been prepared from conception and
infancy. When you plant your seeds
(thoughts), you nourish (water) them by continually holding onto the thought
with deep intensity.
•
• "When a thought(seed) and a feeling (soil) are
harbored, germination takes place and an energy is naturally released into the
forces of creation. An emotion is
created and the synergy of what has been created grows a crop." Karol K. Truman
