connection between mind and body
is now investigated by psychological studies, that our body responds to our thoughts and moods, and vice versa.
Take the following test: Take a pencil and hold it only with the lips pressed together some time in the mouth. The mouth is pinched it firmly together. To get not constitute a smile. Watch for a while, your feelings. Do you feel uncomfortable?
Now the opposite: keep the pen now with the front teeth. The lips do not touch, but are divided - like a smile. Hold the pen again so a little while. How do you feel now?
Compare your emotional feelings in both situations. You will notice that adjusts with compressed lips after a while an uncomfortable, even angry feeling. In contrast with the open lips, a smile spreads positive mood in you.
Look at the people around you at once exactly. How many are walking around with bullheaded expression. As It goes where, even though you call all material and physical health of their own? Then again, you will see people who apparently never have to worry because you always have a smile on his face. Do you think that this had never suffered setbacks? Learning to
smile! Not
nothing there today, "Lach courses" as therapy, in which people just laugh together. I personally find this a bit silly, but it seems to do well the participants.
The sentiment of Henry Rutherford Elliot:
"If you seek to health, there is no better recipe than laughter"
has much truth in itself.
Our mood carries over to our bodies.
one feels relaxed and casual when we are in a good mood, however, tense and uptight when our mood is the zero point is approached.
you observe yourself in different situations. If you notice how she swallowed his mouth pinched together, try to smile, even if you are not really after. But your body will interpret the changes in muscle tension in the mouth as a positive sign and transmit corresponding signals to your mind. You can even vote positive.
Take the following sentence as a slogan for the start of the new Week:
"Go in the morning with a smile and it will accompany you all day long"
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