The 5 Natural Emotions

[JadeNagaraja]

Very insightful video.
4 things that i learnt.

1. Resist Nothing.
2. Experience everything.
3. Let go of bad things.
4. Embrace the good things.

Thank you HE.

[stevenbridges]

Fantastic. CWG remains my all time favourite book and I know its so cliche to say this, but it completely changed my life.

[chochochikito]

Yes, Yes, Yes!!! The change is starting. Please high existence crew count on me for whatever I can do to make this world "real" therefore Loving! I pay all my respect for doing this in such great professional way!!! Gracias!!!

[noah.scootsss]

Thanks man this is some really inspirational stuff

[LoveSportsLoveLife]

Very happy to see HE has a YouTube account - I've been loving your Facebook quotes for quite a while.

This video was incredibly straightforward, and powerful.
I think we all need to embrace the vulnerability.
By being afraid to fail at anything, we ironically fail more.

Great 5 points that I will be using!

[passionpoweredleadershipco]

Thank you for explaining this so powerfully and simply.

[lizfrusch]

Great reflection of what are natural feelings. All comes from love.

[SoumyaRanjanNayakgoogle]

Insightful. I would like to add  "Go after what is creating meaning in your life, and then trust yourself to handle what follows.

[ChloeMGoodenMinistries]

Thank you for this! I use it in my class!

[mcollinsblog]

Awesome video... life changing, even!

[knorrecheck]

Daimn! This is good! Please keep these video's up!

[camrn_brian]

Happiness/ Joy, Sadness/Grief, Fear, Anger, & Shame are more appropriate words for these five natural feelings in my opinion

[masonlawlor]

The point is that Love is the primary emotion and the root of all other emotions. Name one fear based reaction that ism't rooted in love. Whether that be love for yourself, love for your family, friends, etc. I would love to hear it.

[tonybond]

thanks for sharing really like this video 

[witches]

I was always taught that we actually only have 2 real emotions. That everything comes down to love or fear. All fear stems from ego or self. Fear of losing what you believe to be yours. Fear of not getting what you want, or entitlement and fear of appearing bad or stupid to others, or ego or vanity. All negative emotions can be traced back or broken down to fear. Love is the source of all positive emotions like joy. Excitement or satisfaction. It Made perfect sence to me... Till I met a sociopath. Who believed he was better that everyone, ego. He thought he was entitled to anything and didn't care about loss because he discarded things and people all the time. He found joy in the destruction of his enemies, who were often just innocent people who displeased him. He felt satisfaction when he got away with something most people couldn't.
He feels only rage and superiority. He also feels no love. So sad.

[kingnice]

i cried in this video because of grief

[masonlawlor]

Yeah I like that. Although it depends on what you mean by "feed". Maybe you could look at it like a stray cat. If you start feeding it, and you give it a name and label. If you make it an object that grows in your own mind, it gains power of attachment. When people become attached to their emotions they start labeling them as mental disorders. That's what happens when you've fed the cat and invited it to live in your home. It becomes a giant. You no longer own that cat, it owns you. Good insight

[BooCooDaBreeze]

We are being denied our humaness because expressing emotions has become socially unacceptable. We feel what we feel for a reason, and there is no right or wrong to it.

[clubasment]

expect nothing
accept everything
for all is one
and one is all

[tosgem]

We should follow our role models who do not control their emotions or temper their reactions in any way - small children, psychopaths, junkies, chimpanzees, and women on their period (especially the kind of women who lap this shit up). If everyone just let go and acted like this, the world would be a better place! Problems solved!