Re: Integration/intellect/emotion

Posted by Seamus2 on January 27, 2002, at 20:57:31

In reply to Integration/intellect/emotion » Seamus2, posted by Willow on January 27, 2002, at 20:12:33

> That's the whole thing. I go through the motions, recall being happy about such things, do feel less rushed, but the emotion is flatline. Logically I know I'm where I want to be, but the "joy" is missing. Emotionally I'm on a flat endless journey, and I can't force the tides to change even if I change direct.
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> > Perhaps the trouble lies in the integration?
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> I had to look up the meaning. Good point! Will discuss this with pysch next appointment. Seems he's able to give that little insight that helps to keep the treadmill going.< <
I think some of us are born about 80% Vulcan; meaning that the emotions which seem to rule the rest of the human race do not exactly apply to us. For us, we have to think; and think; and think... A nice Bach concerto is preferable to most human interaction.
Sounds like a good idea; I've spent too much time here already. < g >
Just a thought. But if that's the way you are, get comfortable with it instead of fighting it.

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