Feelings and Empathy
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Feelings are whole body experiences mediated by hormones and neurons rather than just mental states. Empathy is understanding another person's perspective and feeling what they feel. It involves imagining oneself in another's situation and mirroring their emotions. Cultivating empathy makes the world a better place by allowing people to stand in another's shoes and see through their eyes rather than just one's own perspective.
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- 2. Feelings are bodily states that do not live in mind/brain; These are whole body experience , meditated largely by hormones an well as neurons.
- 4. EMPATHY Empathy is the experience of understanding another person’s condition from their perspective. “EMPATHY IS ABOUT STANDING IN SOMEONE ELSE’S SHOE, FEELING WITH HIS OR HER HEART, SEEING WITH HIS OR HER EYES. NOT ONLY IS EMPATHYHARD TO OUTSOURCE AND AUTOMATE BUT IT MAKES THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE” - DANIEL H. PINK
- 6. THANK YOU FEEL GOOD AND BE EMPATHETIC