EMOTION
These are internal experiences that arise in response to events and situations.

We often get caught up in problem-finding, looking for flaws in ourselves and others, and instead of taking action, we prefer to complain and make excuses. A lot of time and money is spent on visiting psychologists and astrologers in the hope of predicting the future, while real problems remain unaddressed.

People forget that their health is destroyed by poor nutrition, alcohol and drugs, and complaints of pain and ailments are a consequence of a sedentary lifestyle and laziness.

We can spend hours watching TV, putting off important matters and training, or sit on social networks, avoiding activity and productivity.

As a result, laziness becomes an obstacle to self-improvement and realizing our potential. Often we put ourselves in situations we do not want, and instead of coping with difficulties, we look for relaxing help that does not solve the problem.
There is an old saying: do not give a man bread, but teach him how to bake this bread. True power lies in the ability to manage your life and emotions
Not understanding how emotions are connected to the brain can cause us to waste precious time looking for solutions to problems through magic or external sources, instead of turning to internal resources. When we are unaware of how our emotions shape our perceptions and behavior, we may turn to mystical methods or make excuses, hoping that they will solve our problems. However, a true understanding of emotional processes and their impact on neural connections allows us to better cope with difficulties and find effective solutions. Knowing these processes helps us consciously manage our emotions, which leads to more productive and real changes in our lives
Emotional awareness helps us avoid the traps of external solutions, such as false hopes for miracles, and directs us to constructive methods of self-help. This approach promotes personal growth and improves the quality of life

While you are waiting for that very moment,
you are missing the most important thing - love.

It is the basis of our existence



ROBERT PLUTCHIK'S TABLE
Basic emotions
● JOY

● TRUST

● FEAR

● SURPRISE

● SADNESS

● ANGER

● EXPECTATION

● DISSATISFACTION
Basic emotions, as Robert Plutchik points out, are basic emotional reactions that form the basis for more complex and multifaceted emotional states.
These fundamental emotions, such as joy, sadness, fear, anger, surprise, and disgust, are the starting points from which more complex emotional experiences develop. They interact and combine to create a wide range of emotions, from subtle to intense and profound feelings.

For example, joy can develop into happiness, and fear into anxiety or panic. In this way, basic emotions serve as the building blocks on which our emotional perceptions and behaviors are formed

Now we’ll look at neuromodulators, which play a key role in shaping and regulating our emotions. These brain chemicals help us adapt, manage our emotions, and make decisions, influencing our behavior and perception of the world
Our emotions can change dramatically depending on many factors, such as fatigue, overload, lack of sleep, stressful situations, and overwork. For example, when we are tired, our nervous system becomes more vulnerable, and we may react to everyday situations more emotionally than usual. Overload also leads to increased sensitivity and irritability, since physical and mental fatigue weakens our defense mechanisms.
Stressful situations can significantly change our emotional state, creating a feeling of anxiety and panic, which distort our perception of reality. When we are under pressure, our thinking can become narrower and more limited, which prevents us from objectively assessing what is happening. Overwork at work can cause a feeling of emotional burnout, when a person loses the ability to experience positive emotions and becomes indifferent to everything that surrounds him.
But the most important thing that affects our emotions is our thoughts. Our internal monologues, beliefs, and perceptions form the emotional background in which we live. If we are fixated on negative thoughts, then the world around us will seem darker and more depressing. However, by changing our thoughts, we can learn to manage emotions and perceptions, turning negativity into positivity, and find joy even in difficult situations. Thus, the ability to consciously control our thoughts and emotional reactions is the key to a harmonious and balanced life.
They reflect our attitude to what is happening and include physiological changes, such as an increased heart rate, and psychological reactions, such as joy, fear or anger.
Emotions play a key role in our behavior, motivation and decision-making


Waiting for the perfect moment to make a change can lead to missed opportunities for love in your life.
Time is limited, and millions of people have already lost the chance to
fulfill their desires by postponing changes.
True happiness and love require action here and now.
We want to be with our loved ones, visit our favorite places, and do things that bring us joy. We want to enjoy our favorite food, communicate with loved ones, travel and discover new things - all for the sake of love.

We also make mistakes and cause pain in the pursuit of love.
We create thanks to it.
Start acting today to fill your life with true love and happiness.

In the "Love" section, you will learn how our emotional state
and brain function affect our relationships and ability to love.
We will consider how understanding these processes will help you understand what love is and why it is the basis

THE ADAPTIVE ROLE OF EMOTIONS
Different parts of the brain control different emotions, such as joy, fear, or sadness. Emotions are formed by the work of neurons and chemical signals in the brain, and they influence our behavior and reactions
Our emotions are connected to the brain,
because the brain processes information about the environment and creates our feelings

LOGIC AND INTUITION
Logic is not just a set of rules, but the art of understanding the world and making informed decisions. It helps us see cause and effect, solve problems, and build arguments. If you have a logical inclination, you can easily analyze complex problems and find solutions. But don’t worry if logic doesn’t come naturally to you — it can be developed in anyone who is willing to work hard




To develop your logic, try various brain exercises: solve logic problems, puzzles, and chess. Reading books on philosophy or critical thinking will also help improve your analytical skills. Don’t forget about games that require strategic planning and decision-making — they are great for training your logical thinking
Intuition developed as an evolutionary adaptation that allowed our ancestors to make quick decisions in conditions of uncertainty. It helped us respond to potential threats and opportunities based on instinctive feelings and accumulated experience. In a dangerous environment, the ability to instantly assess the situation and act on intuitive knowledge ensured survival and successful reproduction. Over time, this ability became entrenched in the human mind, improving the ability to quickly navigate complex and uncertain situations
It is the ability to make decisions and draw conclusions without explicitly analyzing information, based on our unconscious experiences, accumulated knowledge and emotions.
You can understand intuition by paying attention to how often your "gut feelings" are correct, even when you do not have clear logical justifications. Intuitive feelings arise quickly and often have the character of a "premonition" or "inner voice". They help us act on hidden patterns and knowledge that we are not always aware of. The more you pay attention to your intuitive reactions and trust them, the better you will be able to recognize and understand them
Maternal intuition is an innate sense and ability to perceive and understand the needs and emotions of their child without obvious external cues. It allows mothers to respond quickly and instinctively to their child’s needs, providing safety, comfort, and emotional support. This intuition develops as a result of the close bond between mother and child and plays a key role in establishing deep emotional connections and caring for the child.
Life throws us puzzles and challenges not only to see how we can cope, but also to improve our logical skills. Imagine that each challenge is like a new level in a game, where your task is not just to pass it, but to become a logic guru.
So, if your logic does not yet look like an ideal set of tools for solving all problems, do not worry!
Over time, your skills will become as precise and sharp as those of an experienced detective who can unravel any case.
And do not forget that logic and creativity can be best friends, which together make your ideas not only unique, but also structured. So, go ahead, gather your logical skills and create masterpieces that will not only shine with intelligence, but will also perfectly combine with your creativity

Controlling emotions is possible.
It requires understanding your feelings and recognizing their causes.
Methods include mindfulness, relaxation techniques,
and changing habitual thoughts and reactions.
Self-regulation practices help you manage emotions more effectively and improve your quality of life













EMOTION
These are internal experiences that arise in response to events and situations.

They reflect our attitude to what is happening and include physiological changes, such as an increased heart rate, and psychological reactions, such as joy, fear or anger

Emotions play a key role in our behavior, motivation and decision-making.

We often get caught up in problem-finding, looking for flaws in ourselves and others,
and instead of taking action,
we prefer to complain and make excuses.
A lot of time and money is spent on visiting psychologists and astrologers in the hope of predicting the future, while real problems remain unaddressed.
People forget that their health is destroyed by poor nutrition, alcohol and drugs, and complaints of pain and ailments are a consequence of a sedentary lifestyle and laziness.
We can spend hours watching TV, putting off important matters and training, or sit on social networks, avoiding activity and productivity.
As a result, laziness becomes an obstacle to self-improvement and realizing our potential. Often we put ourselves in situations we do not want, and instead of coping with difficulties, we look for relaxing

help that does not solve the problem.
There is an old saying: do not give a man bread, but teach him how to bake this bread. True power lies in the ability to manage your life and emotions


THE ADAPTIVE ROLE OF EMOTIONS

Different parts of the brain
control different emotions, such as joy, fear, or sadness. Emotions are formed
by the work of neurons and
chemical signals in the brain,
they influence our behavior and reactions
ROBERT PLUTCHIK'S TABLE
● JOY

● TRUST

● FEAR

● SURPRISE

● SADNESS

● ANGER

● EXPECTATION

● DISSATISFACTION
Controlling emotions is possible!
It requires understanding your feelings and recognizing their causes.
Methods include mindfulness, relaxation techniques, and changing habitual thoughts and reactions. Practices help manage emotions more effectively and improve the quality of life
Listen to yourself!


Now we will look at neurotransmitters,
which play a key role in shaping and regulating our emotions.
These brain chemicals help us adapt, manage emotions, and make decisions, influencing our behavior
and perception of the world
Not understanding how emotions are connected to the brain can cause us to waste precious time looking for solutions to problems through magic or external sources, instead of turning to internal resources. When we are unaware of how our emotions shape our perceptions and behavior, we may turn to mystical methods or make excuses, hoping that they will solve our problems. However,
a true understanding
of emotional processes
and their impact on neural connections allows us to better cope
with difficulties and find effective solutions. Knowing these processes helps us consciously manage our emotions, which leads to more productive and real changes in life
Humans tend to complicate life, as if we were the creators of complex games

Humans tend to complicate life, as if we were the creators of complex games that we build on the basis of the knowledge and experience available to us.

We choose based on our memory, where the brightness of the moment increases interest.
We create our own worlds, relying on the emotions we have experienced
and the accumulated experience.
Every day brings new impressions, and every choice shapes our reality. Our professional achievements and personal relationships become part of unique games, the rules of which we ourselves create and change. These rules give us the opportunity to feel in control and give meaning to the chaotic world in which we live
Our emotions are connected to the brain,
because the brain processes information about the environment
and creates our feelings
Emotional awareness helps us avoid the traps of external solutions, such as false hopes for miracles, and guides us toward constructive self-help methods
LOGIC AND INTUITION
It is not just a set of rules,
but the art of understanding the world and making informed decisions. It helps us see causes and effects, solve problems and build arguments.


Your brain can lead you not only to the usual pleasures, but also to what really matters. Listen to your intuition - it may tell you that your calling does not end with the search for the perfect pillows and chocolates.
Perhaps your true calling will be much more meaningful and exciting.
So do not miss the chance to find what will make your life truly rich and fulfilling!
Basic emotions, as Robert Plutchik points out, are basic emotional reactions that form the basis for more complex and multifaceted emotional states. These fundamental emotions, such as joy, sadness, fear, anger, surprise, and disgust, are the starting points from which more complex emotional experiences develop.
They interact and combine to create a wide range of emotions, from mild to intense and profound feelings. For example, joy can develop into happiness, and fear into anxiety or panic. In this way, basic emotions serve as the building blocks from which our emotional perceptions and behaviors are formed..
From an evolutionary perspective, emotions play a key role in the adaptation of organisms to the environment. Plutchik argues that each emotion has an evolutionary purpose, helping to survive and adapt. Emotions serve as indicators that help us quickly react to events and make decisions. Joy, for example, stimulates the desire to repeat positive actions, strengthening social bonds and promoting cooperation. Sadness allows us to reflect on what has happened, analyze mistakes and find ways to improve, which contributes to personal growth. Fear protects us from potential danger, activating self-preservation instincts and mobilizing forces for a quick response. Anger can motivate us to eliminate injustice and protect our interests, directing energy to overcome obstacles. Thus, emotions not only color our perception of the world, but also play an important role in survival, development and interaction with others, being the result of evolutionary processes.
In the Love section, you will learn how our emotional state and brain function affect our relationships and our ability to love. We will look at how understanding these processes will help you consciously seek love and build deep, harmonious connections based on inner understanding and emotional maturity
Basic emotions
LOGIC

INTUITION


Интуиция матери — это врожденное чувство и способность воспринимать и понимать потребности и эмоции своего ребенка без явных внешних сигналов. Она позволяет матерям быстро и инстинктивно реагировать на потребности своего ребенка, обеспечивая ему безопасность, комфорт и эмоциональную поддержку. Эта интуиция развивается в результате тесной связи между матерью и ребенком и играет ключевую роль в установлении глубоких эмоциональных связей и заботе о ребенке.
Знакомо всем матерям, это трудно объяснить словами, но они чувствуют это не вербально. Например, моя мама, когда она была жива, несмотря на то что я жила в другом городе, всегда знала, что со мной происходит, и звонила именно в те моменты, когда мне была нужна поддержка.
To develop your logic, try various brain exercises: solve logic problems, puzzles, and chess. Reading books on philosophy or critical thinking will also help improve your analytical skills. Don't forget about games that require strategic planning and decision making - they are great for training your logical thinking
Life throws us puzzles and challenges not only to see how we can cope, but also to improve our logical skills. Imagine that each challenge is like a new level in a game, where your task is not just to pass it, but to become a logic guru.
So, if your logic does not yet seem like the perfect set of tools for solving all problems, do not worry!
Over time, your skills will become as precise and sharp as those of an experienced detective who can unravel any case.
And do not forget that logic and creativity can be best friends, which together make your ideas not only unique, but also structured. So go ahead, gather your logical skills and create masterpieces that will not only shine with intelligence, but will also perfectly combine with your creativity
Intuition developed as an evolutionary adaptation that allowed our ancestors to make quick decisions in conditions of uncertainty. It helped us respond
to potential threats
and opportunities based on instinctive feelings
and accumulated experience.
In a dangerous environment,
the ability to instantly assess the situation
and act on intuitive knowledge ensured
survival and successful reproduction.
Over time, this ability became entrenched in human consciousness, improving the ability to quickly navigate complex
and uncertain situations.
It is the ability to make decisions and draw conclusions without explicitly analyzing information, based on our unconscious experiences, accumulated knowledge and emotions.
You can understand intuition by paying attention to how often your "gut feelings" are correct,
even when you do not have clear logical justifications. Intuitive feelings arise quickly and often have the character of a "premonition" or "inner voice". They help us act on hidden patterns and knowledge that we are not always aware of. The more you pay attention to and trust your intuitive reactions, the better you will be able to recognize and understand them.
Our emotions can change dramatically depending on many factors, such as fatigue, overload, lack of sleep, stressful situations
and overwork. For example, when we are tired, our nervous system becomes more vulnerable, and we may react to everyday situations more emotionally than usual. Overload also leads to increased sensitivity
and irritability, since physical and mental fatigue weaken our defense mechanisms.
Stressful situations can significantly change our emotional state, creating a feeling of anxiety and panic, which distort our perception of reality. When we are under pressure, our thinking can become narrower and more limited, which prevents us from objectively assessing what is happening. Overwork at work can lead to a feeling of emotional burnout, when a person loses the ability to experience positive emotions and becomes indifferent to everything that surrounds him.
But the most important thing that affects our emotions is our thoughts. Our internal monologues, beliefs and perceptions form the emotional background in which we live. If we are fixated on negative thoughts,
then the world around us will seem darker and more depressing. However, by changing our thoughts, we can learn to manage emotions and perceptions, turning negativity into positivity, and find joy even in difficult situations. Thus, the ability to consciously control
our thoughts and emotional reactions is the key to a harmonious
and balanced life

Remember that our perception of the world is constantly changing.
You need to watch your actions, thoughts and believe in yourself.
You will always encounter people who bring only negativity. Those who live in such an environment lead a completely unconscious lifestyle. Such people were shown in the movie "The Matrix", if you know what I mean
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