Conscience from Thought, Emotion from Empathy

Conscience from Thought, Emotion from Empathy

We are always sharing connections that change each other. Connection brings us closer to the things that will help us navigate the changes in this shared world. If we only use emotion to connect to each other and resolve worry, we never fully resolve it. When we connect with thought we are making connections based on what we know of how the world changes each other, helping us understand how we change each other. With strong connections we need less emotion to keep those connections so we can rely on their strength when needed and we avoid worrying about if our connections will be there when we need it. But there is something between thought and emotion, an inner drive to connect on an emotional level, we call this our spirit.

Our mind is changed by our community interactions, giving us knowledge. Knowledge from information builds our conscience, building our caring of each other, building our spirit. The soul  uses our conscience to drive us to find connections, directs our emotions with empathy, building connections that change each other in a positive way.

Using the natural cycle of energy, information helps us make connections. 

The world is a shared place, when we connect with each other, the changes we make will always change the world in ways that can last longer than us. This doesn’t have to be a burden for us to overcome, by following the natural flow of energy this becomes a strength. When we connect with thought we are treating each other like they are a part of us being changed by the world, it helps us understand how we are changing them and they are changing us.

Thought into Emotion Through Spirit How positive energy combines through soul

Thought is chemical energy that creates chemical energy in our brain, it is the energy of life we gather from the world around us and take for our own. As someone who spent my whole life trying to understand the meaning behind people's words, I became very good at reading their faces. It isn’t just body language, a person's fears, their hopes, their entire history is written into the lines of their faces, the tone of their voice, the shifting of their muscles, the placement of their hands and feet. This subconscious information connects me to everyone I meet. I feel their life, their struggle, their joy. Considering so many lines in the faces of others are reflections of the lines in my own face, I cared about everyone. It gave me greater power to help, greater power to hurt, it became a burden to feel the pain and not be able to create a positive change.

When we connect with thought we connect more deeply, capable of greater positive and negative impact, our caring giving drive and direction. Our mental energy (thought) is driven by our knowledge on how people are changed by the world, when we connect with thought we are changing each other based on that knowledge. I became a comfort to many people, a pleasant person for them to talk to, to resolve their own sediment. I am hoping this book will do the same. In a real way, when I changed others in a negative way, I would feel the ripple of negative energy immediately. The same thing happens when I improve the energy around me, I would see the change ripple to others as well as how it impacts myself. Not everyone has a subconscious (inadvertently) trained to see this shift, but the effects are still there.

By caring about our connections, by connecting our experiences to the way the world changes others, we build a bridge of empathy. Empathy lets us understand others, it lets us avoid connections that will damage us and helps us to strengthen connections that build each other up. Our conscience, our knowledge of how others are impacted, pull in significant thoughts, building our caring on how others are changed. Once our caring collects enough mental energy it pushes empathy that aligns our thoughts towards building greater understanding of how our connections are changed. Understanding our connections lets us invest our emotions more effectively, reducing worry and stress.