Feelings that have not been fully experienced (emotions, repressed feelings) can accumulate as emotional toxin. When we are unable to fully metabolize an emotional experience, we accumulate raw feeling residues in the psychological layer of our being. Marks of loss, disappointment, trauma and betrayal remain like seeds within our subtle bodies, waiting to germinate. People and situations that trigger our emotional reactions often provide an opportunity to identify and cleanse residual emotional pain that has not been fully processed. Signs of Cumulative Emotional Toxicity: Fatigue, lack of enthusiasm, emotional reactivity, depression, cynicism, etc. Healing our emotions requires our full attention as they circulate through our mind and body. This means recognizing the sensations while we feel them in our body and listen to the messages that these sensations convey to us. Learning to communicate effectively with the people who are important in our life reduces stress and releases our vital energy.
The experiences negative experiences are part of our life, let's say that the feelings, the negative emotions are part also of our life y are part of our experience
The problem is when these emotions, these feelings, are not experienced in their totality and begin to accumulate as toxicity emotional, in our physiology
Frequently, people emerge in our life and situations that trigger these negative emotions, but really if we open up a little bit, we can find in each one of these people that activate those little buttons, that can be of anger, of grief, of loss, of fear, of fear of rejection, of not being accepted
We can use these situations to heal these emotions, we can begin to see them instead of as problems in our life
or situations unpleasant, such as opportunities to learn about ourselves, because often in those things
Yes, that we see in other people, that they bother us so much, are also part of us and we somehow refuse to accept it
So, it's
It's a process, in which, little by little, we are learning to take each one of these situations, as a opportunity to learn, because no matter how difficult, no matter how hard it is
a situation, always, there is always an apprenticeship, we can always get something positive, then more like, is how we approach, it's our approach, our way of looking at it
And a practical way to do it, is to ask ourselves precisely what can I learn from this situation, what I can learn from this situation, what it can bring to me as a person in my personal growth; maybe it's something that I have to learn and that's why it recurs frequently in my life, and until we don't learn it, it keeps on bothering us, when we learn it, when we create that space inside of us, well, let's stop
now stop
bothering us, stop bothering us about that person, that situation or that that feeling, because we learn to to manage it, and to also create the space to heal, to metabolize and to let go of that kind of situations in our life
There is a very interesting work, that offers us through four questions and the first one is to ask ourselves, what happened, I mean, let's say in a situation of conflict, what happened in this situation, what has happened, and try to be objective, try to bring the tension to the present moment
and avoid judge or add situations from the past
Then ask us, what am I needing maybe from this person or from myself or from this situation that I do not I am receiving
Identify maybe it can be tension, maybe it can be your respect, maybe it can be your affection
clearly identify your feeling, what is it that at that moment or in that situation, you're needing that you're not getting, and then, once we've determined, what it is that we need, and that we are not receiving, well, articulate it in a positive way, to communicate it to the other person
The clearer we are in what we need to receive, in what we are asking for, the closer we will be to get it
It is important, to make the commitment to oneself by following these four steps, start to accept a little bit the situation as it is, determine what feelings it generates in you, maybe anger, rage, disappointment
And once you've determined those feelings or those those emotions, that it arouses in you, to ask you what it is that I am not really receiving, in this situation and what I am needing
And when we have it clear, then ask for it, articulate clearly, what we need, to strengthen conscious communication, to improve our relationships, mainly the relationship with ourselves, but also, the relationship with our loved ones, with the people close to us, in our life, and with all people in general, little by little we are going to maintain, to undertake to carry out this exercise, which consists of four steps which are: identify the situation, identify what it provokes us, what emotions it provokes in us, what feelings we have in response, what is it that we are needing, that we are not receiving, and how we can communicate it effectively, in order to achieve what we wish, and therefore increase our chances of achieving what we want to achieve and improve relationships
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Subtitules:
01 Introduction to Ayurveda
17 Communication and emotions
06 Pitta
14 Be Happy
19 Release your emotions
08 Know your dosha
05 Vata
24 Synchronize with nature
21 Stimulate the sense of touch
03 Why meditate?