Are you often bogged down by negative emotions? What’s Letting Go by David R. Hawkins about? In Letting Go, David R. Hawkins looks at common ways we avoid dealing with difficult emotions. To help with this, he offers strategies for identifying, accepting, and releasing unhelpful emotions. Read below for a brief overview of Letting Go.
David R. Hawkins’s Scale of Emotions—An Overview
What’s David R. Hawkins’s Scale of Emotions? What’s the difference between low-frequency and high-frequency emotions? David R. Hawkins says there are three unhelpful emotions with low energy frequencies and three beneficial emotions with high frequencies. We’ll explore how to release the unhelpful emotions. Keep reading to learn about this range of emotions that humans feel.
Emotional Avoidance: 3 Ineffective Ways We Push Down Feelings
What’s emotional avoidance? How do we push down our emotions? According to David R. Hawkins, most of us carry unhelpful emotions because we fear them. Instead of confronting them, we avoid dealing with the emotions, so they stay with us. Let’s look at ways we unhealthily avoid negative emotions.
The 3 Benefits of Letting Go of Unhelpful Emotions
What are the benefits of letting go of unhelpful emotions? How are these negative feelings destroying your relationships? David R. Hawkins cites that there are tangible benefits you can experience if you release unhelpful emotions. These benefits will rid you of self-imposed limitations, improve your relationships, and protect your health. Continue reading for more information about these life-changing benefits.
How to Release Negative Emotions From the Body & Mind
Have negative emotions been preventing you from living your best life? Do you know how to release negative emotions from the body? David R. Hawkins argues that the best way to handle unhelpful emotions is to completely release them. Once you learn how to do this, you’ll feel less attached to external experiences and objects. Here’s how to let go of the emotions you’ve been desperately avoiding.
Verbal Judo: The Gentle Art of Persuasion (Overview)
What if you applied martial arts principles to communication? What difference could it make in your ability to make your message heard? George Thompson argues that Verbal Judo is the most effective way to resolve conflicts and respond to confrontations. He explains each of his method’s principles and how to apply them, even under pressure. Continue reading for an overview of Verbal Judo: The Gentle Art of Persuasion by George Thompson.
3 Common Low-Frequency Emotions & How to Deal With Them
What are low-frequency emotions? How can you use negative emotions for good? David R. Hawkins states that low-frequency emotions attract negative experiences and hinder personal growth and success. Three of the most common negative emotions are grief, fear, and anger. Discover more about these three low-frequency emotions and how to healthily manage them.
Verbal Judo for Law Enforcement: Using Words, Not Force
How is Verbal Judo applied to law enforcement? What happens when police officers practice empathy? Law enforcement trainer and English professor George Thompson wrote Verbal Judo to explain how to handle any tense situation calmly. He argues that, in a high-pressure situation, it’s most effective to act as if you’re practicing judo. Keep reading to learn about Verbal Judo for law enforcement.
How the Frequency of Fear Takes Control of Your Life
What’s the frequency of fear? Does fear take over your life? According to David R. Hawkins, one emotion with a low frequency is fear. Because fear has been connected with survival throughout our evolution, it’s highly pervasive and manifests in many different ways. Continue reading to learn how to free yourself from fear.
The Importance of Empathy in Communication (+ Tips)
What difference does empathy make in communication? How can it help you de-escalate tense moments? According to law enforcement trainer and English professor George Thompson, empathy is a powerful tool when you need to introduce calm into a high-stress situation. He presents empathy as a fundamental tool in the Verbal Judo toolbox. Continue reading to learn about the importance of empathy in communication and how to use it to read people.