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Hello there! Good morning.

He who can listen to music in the midst of noise can achieve great things.

-Dr. Vikram Sarabhai.

We all get feelings all the time, even this moment when I am composing this blog I am in a feeling and you when you are reading it I am sure you’re also expressing an emotion.

Well what are these feelings, emotions or sensations that we experience, can we say that it is like another sense organ? Soon the answer I think is going to be an affirmative, because there are many behavioural study scientists who are trying to prove the reactive pattern in humans and some species of primates when they are exposed to different environments and also when they are not exposed to any of this scenarios and record what they feel when they are idle.

They have given certain conclusions to their on-going like you know…. They say a feeling or an emotion is triggered definitely as the first response to our five sense organs and now the sixth as the brain is also considered as a sense organ, and the way we show our emotion towards any situation is triggered by a catalytic reaction in the medieval cortex of our brain.

I was particularly interested in this one: We feel lighter after we speak to someone or give a speech, just think about that talkative guy in your college or school or at your workplace, don’t you feel he is always jolly and bright compared those who hardly speak or popularly called as introverts.

I am sure you would have experienced this,  you are walking on the road alone suddenly a passer-by asks you the directions to reach the gas station, and after you complete, the person may thank and just leave or even crack a joke like: “well this city is a maze, thank you good sir” you smile at that person  after he or she leaves you would feel jolly and relived, the amazing part is your emotion was triggered and do you know the reason behind that brief smile was not that joke, but you felt happy because you helped someone that day.

You get the similar feeling when you feed stray animals or even feed birds or give them water, there is a study which says when you interact with animals you seem to be happy and healthy, I feel this is so right because we belong to this nature, it is like the circle is complete when you take such initiatives, because your body expects you to be natural.

When you give a speech to a large audience or may be class elocution, you come out with that glow in your brain which reflects on your face, just recollect that confident face after you finished a speech which you spent some quality time to prepare.

We hardly sit on our seats when a rock band is playing because they make you feel totally stress free with their music. So we all need to talk more to people build new networks, help animals and also humans, take part in discussions which will help you mature as person and discuss challenges if you wish to,  it helps you to feel lighter and clears your brain from the dirt made by your worries and your stress.

Talk more, help the needy and spread happiness. Thanks for your time have a great week ahead.