All emotions have their appropriate place and time, but positive emotions are the ones most of us prefer to have more frequently, with maybe a light scattering of negative ones to prove we’re still human.
And yet, we often find ways to make ourselves miserable, and then we wonder why we catch every bug that’s going around.
It’s no longer a leap to see the connection between our emotions and our physical (as well as mental) health.
In essence, the more time we spend with positive emotions that are in congruence with our core truth, the healthier we are.
And because what we feel is tied to what we believe and to the words we use to express those beliefs, we can make more room for positive feelings by eliminating the beliefs and the language that are hostile to them.
First, though, we need to know what emotions are and why they’re so powerful.