CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING AND TELL US WHAT YOU THINK?
Do we think, judge, evaluate first before we assign an emotion to an experience? We may do this so fast that we don’t know we are thinking, judging. Do not all experiences involve some consideration before they can be affiliate with a representative emotion? Can you think of experiences that do, in fact, have to think about somewhat before the emotion is daubed upon its canvas? Can you think of an emotional experience for which you can give no reasoning to its emotional evocation? Can you name emotions that truly represent variations in the spectrum of feeling and can you then align them in a spectrum as we have done in previous Blog of Inquiries.
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