Managing your Emotions during Difficulties with human Relations – 27 Oct 15
Swami Balendu describes how you can handle emotions like anger, sadness and more which come from problems in your relationships with other people.
From anger over sadness to happiness and joy – our emotions are a wonderful piece of our being but they can be difficult to handle sometime!
In his blog and especially in this category, Balendu writes about how our emotions affect our action, that we should not suppress emotions as it will create blockages and thus problems and that we should accept our emotions as they come.
With many years of experience in counseling, he gives an often surprisingly matching analysis of the landscape of human emotions. With his explanation you can begin to understand why there is no ‘negative’ emotion!
Swami Balendu describes how you can handle emotions like anger, sadness and more which come from problems in your relationships with other people.
Swami Balendu describes situations in which people feel guilty for the actions of others. What should you do when you are in such a situation? Read it here.
Swami Balendu writes about people who hide their true emotions behind a display of fake ones. Read why and what this leads to.
Swami Balendu writes about a habit in the west where people tend to hide their real emotions in important topics.
Swami Balendu describes with an easy example that jealousy is an absolutely natural emotion and how you can deal with it.
Swami ji writes about the reactions of people in India compared to reactions of people in western countries to catastrophes such as the flood in Vrindavan.
Swami Ji writes about expression of emotions and shows clearly why it is not possible to say ?I love you? and express all your love in these words.
Swami Ji writes about memories and emotions that come up when you have a small trigger ? and that is like travelling through time.
Swami Ji writes about his first healing session in the new way. He also talks about how time has influence on emotions.
Swami Ji writes about jealousy and how you have to accept it as an emotion if it comes, even if it seems to be a childish emotion.