IMPRINTING by EMOTIONS:

Re: ESOTERICA: The Higher Principles PART I: IMPRINTING by EMOTIONS: Quote: Mind functions in such a way that becomes imprinted with data processed by it. The more emotions are attached, the deeper is imprinting. That can be both: positive and negative. However, keeping emotions back helps impartiality and making the best decision, as Quote: emotions tend to blind. Quote: The more you become upset, the more likely you are to repeat the same error by being imprinted by all the steps associated with it. I would give you a very simple and actual example. Quote: I was annoyed once by typing the same error: "theri" when meant "their. I even cursed as was tired of correcting the same silly mistake. Oops, that is where I erred. Cursing was so illogical that my psyche may have analyzed it and rebelled. Quote: "F.T.S." were the words. "Making love to by-products of toxins" is not exactly romantic to your system. Mine, rejected it and substituted it with the associated error instead, reversing "ir" with "ri" making "theri" so that did not have to replace romantic feelings with misinterpretation of it. Sometimes, I am concerned; I may say it to a judge who lies in the face. [BS is not BA or PhD...) I hope my mind would replace the last word with "flower" at least, or fruit with cake. ............... __________________ PART II: OVERREACTION: false structure. Quote: I believe the word is formed improperly; no wonder so many people "overreact." Quote: Language shapes psyche of any Nation. Quote: Over - reaction... No, on the contrary, you are not over your reaction; Quote: it is over you. It is over and above you, being in control of you not the other way around or what the word "overreaction" suggests by commonly accepted standards. You are buried under the weight of reaction - and that how many errors start: wrong structure of the words, while your mind processes every word as a computer, seeking complete accuracy and sense. Once you become more aware, you begin noticing things, which have not paid attention to before.