Why Do We Smile When We’re Happy and Cry When We’re Sad?
Science & Technology
Kristina Wright – Human beings have an extraordinary way of turning emotions into visible expressions. A burst of joy can light up the face with a smile, while a wave of sadness leaves our eyes brimming with tears. These physical reactions are caused by the remarkable relationship between the brain and body.
When we experience emotions, a cascade of chemical signals and nerve impulses activates muscles and glands, producing observable expressions. Over millions of years of human evolution, these reactions have developed not only as individual responses but also as tools for social connection, signaling our inner state to those around us. Continue reading
The Hathors – In our last planetary message called the Aetherium, we shared a sound meditation to help you transit through intensifying levels of world chaos by decreasing stress and by increasing coherency in your body and mind.
The Angels – Be kind to yourselves. You are all going through a period of re-birthing. It is a time upon your earth when that which lies deep within you, and your planet, is coming up to the surface for your consideration.
Dr. Michelle Kmiec -Emotions spontaneously arise throughout each day despite our earnest efforts to control them. They often surface without warning, whether we want them to or not. Fortunately, many of these emotions translate as pleasurable ones – feelings of joy, contentment, and love. However, like it or not, there are times when less than desirable emotions come forth – anger, frustration or possibly fear. But experiencing these unpleasant emotions is not necessarily a bad thing.
Tom Montalk – Have you ever gotten emotionally riled up over events which later turned out to be trivial? Do little things happen around you which “coincidentally” poke at your emotional sore spots? Does it seem like someone “behind the curtain” is pushing your buttons? In many cases, someone or something is.