Feeling is always a Response to Thought
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Feeling is a response to thought, not external circumstances. Different people can think differently about the same situation, like an economic downturn which some see as depressing, challenging, or exciting. People with phobias feel fear from thoughts alone, like feeling scared of spiders even when none are present, as reactions are to thoughts in their heads rather than objective reality.
Feeling is always a Response to Thought
- 1. Feeling is always a Response to Thought and not a response to circumstances
- 2. Different people can feel different about the same circumstances.
- 3. The economic downturn is...
- 4. (No header) depressing challenging exciting
- 5. (No header) I feel hopeless. I think, I can manage. I love it!
- 6. "I say the Glass is Half-Full."
- 7. People with phobias feel scared just THINKING about the object of their phobia.
- 8. The spider wasn't even there, but her heart raced...
- 9. People with phobias react to exaggerated pictures and thoughts IN THEIR HEADS.
- 10. It's all in their heads.
- 11. It's all in OUR heads.
- 12. "I say the glass is Half-Full."