ACCESSORIZING OUR EMOTIONS
This
title seems a bit off the track which is why you are reading this blog to
figure out what exactly is accessorizing our
emotions. Often we come across people who remind us of what we were or what
we would like to be. Keeping our self-criticism aside, all of us have that one
mentor or one idol that we look up to wishing to experience their life, not
knowing that person’s journey. Our experiences make us who we finally become as
they are formed by our thought patterns. Do we believe that we are perfect? Of
course not, and it is absolutely fine not to be perfect as perfection does not
exist. We were born in this body and to these parents and have this education
and all these experiences behind and ahead of us; hence coming to terms with
all of it and accepting it is the first step. Our emotions depict these
thousands of thought patterns that run through our minds on a daily basis. So
how can we accessorize them? In other words, how can we groom them or give them
that finesse? It is simpler when we break it down to understand each emotion we
have. Thoughts can be controlled but practically speaking if we were to control
each one of our thoughts we would go crazy. And we do not want to make our
bodies feel as if they are monitored or manipulated by our thoughts. So the
best way is to recognize the reason behind each and every emotion we feel.
Emotions include happiness, sadness, depression, anxiety, anger, fear,
resentment, disgust, surprise, trust, anticipation, shame, envy and love. And
as we know, love is the most powerful emotion which breaks all the barriers in
the world.
So
when we first feel an emotion we need to analyze which emotion it is,
accordingly we can handle it. For instance, if it is an emotion of envy, we do
realize that it is of a low-energy hence it will make us feel bad; whereas an
emotion of joy will automatically uplift our energies. Low-energy emotions
should be forgotten however difficult they may be as deep inside all we want is
to be happy. And if the feeling persists, then we have to convert these
low-energy emotions into high-energy ones. How we can do that is by
accessorizing them by changing their frequency or thought. We humans are
unlimited energies of power hence we can convert any low-energy into a higher
one. For example, if you feel resentment towards someone you need to ask
yourself just two questions: why do you feel resentment towards that person?
And is the cause behind the resentment triggered by his/her actions or by
yours? Basically what I have learnt from my experiences is that many a times we
have this frustration towards another person but not because that person has
done something wrong to us but because he/she has not stood up to our
expectations. So we are actually disappointing ourselves but blaming that
individual as soon as we set the expectations for him/her to behave in a
certain manner.
Most
of the times, whenever I have felt resentment towards anyone it has been for this
very reason. And I used to dislike myself for keeping such expectations as I
had already made up my mind that I will be let down. However now what I do is
whenever I have such an emotion I ask my inner being the reason behind it. And to
my understanding I somehow disappoint myself and need to make up for it and that
is when I glam-up this emotion by pampering myself. Now by pampering I do not
mean going on a shopping spree as that will just give me materialistic
happiness. What I am referring to, is to spend some quality time with myself
and say good things to myself. It is vital that we tell ourselves that we love
ourselves and truly believe it. For when we do that it will resonate with
wonderful enriching energies and keep us in that happy space that we all wish
to be in. Some of the unlimited ways to accessorize our emotions are: watching
a favorite movie; listening to a song that is close to our hearts; reading an
inspirational book; and playing a fun sport. You can also suggest some ideas if
you wish to by commenting.
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