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Moods Vs Emotions
Emotions (like rage) are a jolt of energy with a short duration and are also called ‘action potentials’. This is because they provide information that energizes you towards a particular action.
Moods are states of mind shaped by our current problems, stress, thought and rumination. Moods that go on longer than a day or two can cause anxiety or depression.
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The Triggers Of Our Environment
Our environment provides us with triggers like food, caffeine, job stress, a swear word from a driver, rain or music, that can cause us to form a certain mood, or feel a certain emotion inside us.
These triggers are often subtle and can be routinized by our mind. The worst...
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Unhook From Your Mood
- Simply having better thoughts and thinking about something else is not going to help in changing our mood, even if it seems so in the short run.
- Mindfulness meditation untangles our self from the mood or emotion and creates space in between. This helps us remove th...
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Understanding the emotional brain
- The neural circuits in our emotional brain - the limbic system and subconscious memory systems - control our emotional responses in daily life.
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