Rolled up Crinkled Handout

Rolled up Crinkled Handout - (6020)

When someone rolls up the class handout using it a baton to tap to beat out a tune, and or leaves it on the floor and one of the chair's legs accidentally rides on top of it, crinkling it - we know the chances are high that they are not going to read it.

What we value, we look after and protect.

When we value something the emotional centre is operating.

What is intellectual only to us, we don't tend to value or look after.

What's real to us has emotional weight.

What we value also has importance to us.

These are important observations that we can use to make great changes.

When we are told for example that we have an attitude towards something that causes us to be disengaged, disoriented, disassociated, aloof, distrusting and disdaining, it means that are emotional centre is not operating.

All of these attitudes and many more all disappear when we put the particular issue/s into our emotional centre.

The intellect is what complicates things. The rigid intellect as well as the confused and undeciding intellect produces emotional storms, followed by exhaustion that leads to irritation. That's when we crumple paper. Meaning ideas, knowledge and the things of value which by nature are delicate. Which is what anger does.

Anger first ruins the delicate - ideas, plans, concepts points of view, friendship, good and kind moments and so on.

End (6020).

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