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Power of Words for Positive Transformation

Power of Words for Positive Transformation

Every word, every utterance, carries an electro-chemical charge that affects your nervous system.

Words have power. 

I can say the word ‘spider’ to 10 people and each person will build a unique image inside their minds. One that fits their personalised mental mapping/interpretation of that word.

 

I can say ‘vicious spider’ and some people will laugh; others will recoil in terror.
Some will imagine a cartoon spider, perhaps wielding a sword, others may see death jaws and claws.

The interpretation of any word is subjective. Yet that meaning will instigate a floodgate of FEELINGS i.e. neuro-chemicals.

Words are spells.

 

Many people are careless with words. Many people are wounded by words.
People are also strengthened by words.

Words carry powerful energies. 

Tune into the intensity of your response to the following phrases.

  • You should know better.
  • You should have known better.
  • You might know better next time. 

 

If you don’t feel the shift in your brain’s processing of these word combinations, call me.  You should. You should know the great power of word-smithing. Because you are being bombarded by wordsmiths.
Every. Single. Day.  Be they cunning and manipulative OR sloppy and ignorant.

 

To know is to reclaim your brain. 

 

TAKE AN EVERY DAY CONVERSATION ABOUT A NEWS ITEM:

“They were REALLY AWFULL. They are such ignorant bigots who deserve what they get.”

= Fact-less opinions with a poisoned arrow of invitation into heavy emotional entanglement. 

“I didn’t enjoy that. I found myself willing them to open their hearts, but it didn’t happen.”

= Personal opinion with a tangle-free opportunity to respond.

“Well, that’s not for me!”

= Honest statement as a platform to move the conversation onward. 

 

Know the difference between facts, feelings, opinion, and imagination.

FACTS

Verifiable by the outside world.

FEELINGS

The meaning that your brain interprets with positive or negative emotions.

OPINION

How you see the situation.

IMAGINATION

How the situation could become better or worse.

GET CLARITY! And help your young ones to know these differences!

 

But those words and phrases don’t just happen out loud. No! The most toxic words can happen inside your mind.

So you really should start listening to your everyday vocabulary. Make sure you include:

Owning your opinion (I think)

Owning your emotion (I feel)

 

Empower Yourself!

In week one of Happy Brain training, we include an exercise to wake up your word-smart filters. It’s called The Fun-Shine Alphabet. Try it!

Take each letter of the alphabet and find fabulous words that make your brain, mind and body feel shiny, happy and joyful. It’s a Mini Mind Spa. Flush some happy chemicals through your system  each day and format some positive language into your auto-pilot.

The magic starts inside your mind. 

In which direction you choose to utilise your word power is between you and your morality. But I wish for a more kind, compassionate, tolerant, peace-seeking, curious, explorative, loving, fun, happy, intelligent, and healthy society. And I hope you’ll join me in the intention and practice of positive transformation through word power.

Wouldn’t it be Amazing if we Aimed our brains in Beautiful, Creative, Displays of Energised, Feelings, Growing, Hopeful, Imaginations, Joyfully, Kind and Loving, with Marvellous, Nourishment, of Opulent Playfulness, Quirky Resilience, with Shiny,Terrific Understanding and Violet-light Wonderment that leads to X-cellent, Yummy, Zinging!!!

You’re welcome …

Just Smile

Just Smile

In 1988 Professor Fritz Strack experimented with the perceived happiness of people when reading a cartoon.

Two groups read the same cartoon – one group had each to hold a pencil in their teeth without lips touching, the other group had to hold a pencil between their lips with no teeth contact.

Guess which group ‘felt’ happier?

Have you tried it yet?

Research shows that smiling releases feel-good neurochemicals and it triggers our social-emotional brain to respond positively. Smiles are contagious.

 

Enjoy this poem by Spike Milligan

 

Smiling Is Infectious

Smiling is infectious, you catch it like the flu,
When someone smiled at me today,
I started smiling too.
I passed around the corner, and someone saw my grin.
When he smiled I realised,
I’d passed it on to him.
I thought about that smile, then I realised its worth.
A single smile, just like mine,
could travel round the earth.
So, if you feel a smile begin, don’t leave it undetected.
Let’s start an epidemic quick,
and get the world infected!