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Understanding the Interplay: Thoughts, Feelings, and Behavior

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In this episode of the Self Relativity Podcast, host Dr. Vahé Ohanessian delves into the intricate relationship between thoughts, feelings, and behavior.
Emphasizing the importance of factual thinking, he explores how our thoughts create emotions that drive our actions, and why addressing the root cause of feelings, rather than just the symptoms, is crucial.
The episode highlights that negative emotions are a normal part of human existence and serve as protective mechanisms. Dr. Vahe also discusses the role of the primitive and intelligent mind, and why sustainable happiness requires confronting and resolving underlying negative thoughts.

00:00 Introduction to Self Relativity

00:43 The Role of Feelings in Behavior

01:17 Tangible vs. Intangible Feelings

01:51 Addressing the Cause, Not the Symptom

09:31 The Primitive and Intelligent Mind

10:45 Understanding Negativity

13:26 Summary and Conclusion

✅ Follow Self Relativity on your favorite podcast platform and listen to a new episode every week!
📝 Don’t forget to share your thoughts on the episode in the comments below.
🔔 Join us in our mission at The Leadership Project and learn more about our organization here: https://linktr.ee/selfrelativity
https://selfrelativity.com/
📕 You can purchase a copy of Dr. Vahe’s Ohanessian’s book “Theory of Self Relativity as an eBook or paperback at Amazon,
If you would like a signed copy, please reach to drvaheo@gmail.com and we can arrange it for you too.
#SelfRelativity

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Send us a Text Message.

In this episode of the Self Relativity Podcast, host Dr. Vahé Ohanessian delves into the intricate relationship between thoughts, feelings, and behavior.
Emphasizing the importance of factual thinking, he explores how our thoughts create emotions that drive our actions, and why addressing the root cause of feelings, rather than just the symptoms, is crucial.
The episode highlights that negative emotions are a normal part of human existence and serve as protective mechanisms. Dr. Vahe also discusses the role of the primitive and intelligent mind, and why sustainable happiness requires confronting and resolving underlying negative thoughts.

00:00 Introduction to Self Relativity

00:43 The Role of Feelings in Behavior

01:17 Tangible vs. Intangible Feelings

01:51 Addressing the Cause, Not the Symptom

09:31 The Primitive and Intelligent Mind

10:45 Understanding Negativity

13:26 Summary and Conclusion

✅ Follow Self Relativity on your favorite podcast platform and listen to a new episode every week!
📝 Don’t forget to share your thoughts on the episode in the comments below.
🔔 Join us in our mission at The Leadership Project and learn more about our organization here: https://linktr.ee/selfrelativity
https://selfrelativity.com/
📕 You can purchase a copy of Dr. Vahe’s Ohanessian’s book “Theory of Self Relativity as an eBook or paperback at Amazon,
If you would like a signed copy, please reach to drvaheo@gmail.com and we can arrange it for you too.
#SelfRelativity

  continue reading

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