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Monthly Archives: March 2015
“Where Madness & Truth Collide” Great Personal Resource, etc…
Where Madness & Truth Collide is a personal blog by “Moody Mandy” aka Amanda. In a mixed bag of life experiences, offering both insight and encouragement, Amanda shares personal stories about eating disorder Recovery, living with Bipolar disorder, and the … Continue reading
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Emotional Intelligence
Emotion holds and over-arching control on humanity. All decisions are monitored with regards to anger, happiness, boredom, or sheer frustration; how often, for example, have you chosen to watch a particular movie because you were sad? How often have you … Continue reading
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Utilization of Emotional Intelligence
As you work to understand the emotions of those around you, you can maximize you impact and happiness in many situations. You can begin to guide your relationships in a healthy manner and solve problems, In these direct compartments, you … Continue reading
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Coping I will appreciate the moment
I will appreciate the moment: I will notice the good things that are happening to me right now, whether it’s a beautiful sky, a happy child, an efficient grocery store clerk, or hitting all the green lights for a change. … Continue reading
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Relaxation and Meditation
Relaxation is essential to the healing process. It’s hard to allow the healing energies to flow with in us if we’re tense and frightened. It tends to lower or normalize blood pressure, pulse rate, and level of stress hormones in … Continue reading
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