Mindfully acknowledging our feelings serves as an "emotional thermostat" that recalibrates our decision making.
The new research on negative moods, however, suggests that sadness comes with its own set of benefits and that even our most unpleasant feelings serve an important purpose.
In later life he would deride his early poems, but their reservoirs of buried feelings served him well, keeping his desert places from drying out entirely.
These fine feelings serve only to remind the reader that the deepest absence in this hastily written book is any proper discussion of relative concepts of liberty, and of how the much-abused word has been adopted by one tyrant after another in the cause of restricting the freedoms of common believers.
Ibn Ezra experienced deeply and fully the soul's alienation in this world and her longing for divine redemption, and his poetic expressions of these awesome feelings served better as credentials for his expertise in matters of his soul than could any academic diploma.
Statements such as "everything will be OK," or "I know how you are feeling," don't serve the best purpose.
This restaurant, which has a spacious, easy feeling, is serving a $60 prix fixe menu on Sunday starting at 2 p.m., focusing on lamb.
Finally, the feeling to serve through whatever talent, position, or role I have -- to serve a need rather than exploit a need is quality service.
I teach them to be respectful, fair and kind, but I'm not feeling respected, served or protected right now,'" Ien wrote.
Several central-level stakeholders emphasised that the job of ANMs and SNs was to care, and therefore, motivated nursing personnel should have an intrinsic 'feeling' of empathy, pride or a sense of higher purpose: " if there is no feeling of serving people, then compassionate care will not come from their heart".
