Why does our brain become immediately choosy, including some as ours and excluding some as others?
What makes some our type?
When we meet and connect with a new face, what is it that immediately draws or repels?
Is there more to it, than first impressions, communication skills or body language?
Does our brain genetically program itself to select on auto pilot?
For we often classify and categorize subconsciously as a way of choices we make.
Who is our tribe? Who is outside ? We are hardwired With the safety metric.
Our mirror neurons simulate emotional states of being in others we meet.
When inner rhythm sense resonance there is a instant vibe aligning us in a circle of unsaid understanding.
Such pattern recognition is primitive, a tool for survival for flagging safe and unsafe connection.
A lot happens in a split second … A combination of sorting Processing the past connects Sensing and interpreting Gut feeling & intuition Simplifying complex somatic movements markers. In recognizing the effortless ease and comfort Or the discord that creates repulsion.
Have you smiled from the heart? Let the smile out from within! Why not smile when you still can At times its a tough life indeed! But a heartfelt smile is such a treat Be grateful for the smiles In giving and receiving Celebrate the power of a smile Create positivity! Share a smile.😃 Savvy
As readers and writers, we experience a dual bliss: the joy of discovering writing that deeply resonates, and the quiet fulfillment of reflecting on our own words and the connections they create.
It is a beautiful thing to share our creative gifts with the world. Yet, what is most profound is the heart of the person…reader or writer, alike who takes the moment to offer a word of kindness or appreciation. A single good word has the power to change someone’s day for the better.
Expression is a gentle pathway to healing. Whether it is a pen dancing across paper, a brush gliding with color, or feet tracing patterns upon the earth, the joy of movement is our shared thread.
Reaching out from within ourselves to share is not always easy, even if deeply fulfilling. It demands our energy, our time, and our vulnerable spirit. Yet to withhold our voices or suppress these expressions would be a tragic loss indeed. It is truly inspiring to read, to write, and to honor the transformative power of words in all their creative manifestations.
What is one “good word” or simple phrase someone once shared with you that stayed in your heart when you needed it most?
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