Not exact matches
The most basic
conscious experience is
emotional rather than cognitive, an affective response (expansion or retreat) to some vague presence dimly
felt (AI 225f, PR 246 - 48).
Few today would argue that the emotions of which we are
conscious exhaust our
emotional life or can be explained without reference to the ebb and flow of unconscious
feeling.
For, (a) neither conceptual
feelings nor those of causal efficacy are per se reflectively
conscious judgments, and (b) perception in its most basic level of causal efficacy is both «form» (meaning) and «matter» (experiential data), and the «main characteristic» of these
feelings is their «enormous
emotional significance» (Al 276).
Not cutting out sugar entirely (I love dessert, and I certainly don't believe in deprivation) but being more
conscious of it, recognizing cravings that are purely
emotional, and trying to
feel satisfied with a few bites instead of the whole donut.
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The British Journal of Dermatology said that while nothing can fully simulate the
emotional impact of receiving a cancer diagnosis, this has been a novel way to help doctors understand what it
feels like to have a visible skin disorder and how this can attract unwanted attention from strangers, leaving people
feeling self -
conscious.
They are resonances with inner
emotional states, elements of
feeling or sub-
conscious thought combined with
conscious thought about architecture and geometric structure.»
They are resonances with inner
emotional states, elements of
feelings or sub-
conscious thoughts combined with
conscious thought about color, form and geomet - ric structure.
Emotional suppression is part of the brain's sophisticated sacrifice play to ensure that anything that would be too overwhelming, interfere with attachment needs being met, or would get in the way of fixing a problem, doesn't become
conscious and
felt vulnerably.
Just as building your Love Maps are a great way to strengthen your friendship system, as we discussed on Monday, making a
conscious effort to turn towards each other's bids for
emotional connection will strengthen the
emotional connection
felt between the two of you.
While these emotions may arise unconsciously in the client, and
feel almost satisfying to him or her, it's not
conscious lawyering if I jump right into that
emotional sandbox with them; that's just being reactionary, and it usually leads to making the situation even more difficult for the client.
While these emotions may arise unconsciously in the client, and
feel almost satisfying to him or her, it's not
conscious lawyering if I jump right into that
emotional sandbox
Play Therapy creates
conscious awareness of
emotional life, processes troublesome
feelings, celebrates healthy expression of desires, develops the power of decision and executive functioning, develops self - determination, raises self - esteem, builds self - confidence and creates self - respect.
The end result is that group members ideally gain greater control over their
emotional lives through developing an increased ability to make
conscious choices that impact how they
feel moment to moment.
While adoption is often the best solution available to a challenging problem, these words fail to address the
emotional difficulties adoptees may experience, including
conscious and unconscious
feelings of loss, shame, and abandonment.
You can expect to gain strength, experience relief from
emotional pain,
feel much more self - accepting, responsible,
conscious, purposeful and assertive.
One of the pillars of
emotional health is a
conscious awareness of one's
feelings and desires.