Videos and user manual5.4. Emotions
The chapter on the unconscious is divided into three main areas: emotions, wounds and motors. We'll start with emotions.
On this page, you can evaluate seven main emotions: sadness, security, love, truth, peace, well-being and satisfaction. You can also track their evolution. By clicking on the bars, you can visualize the biomarker in its flower form, showing its internal dynamics and the links between these emotions. Here again, the graph represents the valuation at different horizons, with the widest bars being those for the longest term, and the thinnest bars being those for the shortest term.
This analysis is technically very different, and based on different data, from that found in Drives. It is therefore interesting to compare them.
These main emotions are dependent on the second-order harmonic analysis, and the general deep heart rhythm. They can be described as follows:
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Sadness: A feeling of distress or melancholy caused by loss, failure or disappointment. It often manifests as weeping, lack of energy and withdrawal.
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Safety: A feeling of protection and absence of danger. It engenders confidence and serenity, allowing us to feel safe from physical or emotional threats.
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Love: Deep emotion of affection and attachment towards a person, an animal or an activity. It translates into tender gestures, positive thoughts and a desire for closeness.
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Truth: A feeling of sincerity and authenticity. Truth brings clarity and transparency to relationships and situations, avoiding confusion and deception.
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Peace: A state of tranquility and inner harmony. Peace manifests itself in the absence of conflict, stress and anxiety, promoting relaxation and general well-being.
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Well-being: A general feeling of health, comfort and physical and mental satisfaction. It encompasses aspects such as health, emotional balance and personal fulfillment.
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Satisfaction: Emotion of contentment and pleasure resulting from the fulfillment of desires, needs or goals. It brings a sense of fulfillment and achievement.
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