However, consider the idea that the impulse of that strong emotion, longing, or pain could be the unexpressed desire of your soul essence (that place within us where Infinite presence has personalized itself) seeking our attention.
Targeted attacks include impairment of motor function, alteration of impulse control, modification of emotions or affect, induction of pain, and modulation of the reward system.
However, some possible consequences of brainjacking such as alteration of impulse control, modification of emotions or affect, induction of pain, and modulation of the reward system could be achieved even in absence of any violation of mental privacy and integrity.
The rational part, which Lucretius calls mind [animus], is the origin of emotion and impulse, and it is also where (no doubt among other operations) concepts are applied and beliefs formed, and where evidence is assessed and inferences are made.
At its purest, the style reflects the peculiar impulse to drain a line of emotion.
Recent studies, however, describe binge eating in BED as the possible result of an immediate breakdown of emotion and impulse regulation caused by sudden increases of negative affect and tension, and/or rapid decrease of positive affect.
Lacey is very good on the Queen's feelings about feelings, the "curious knotting in the impulses" that complicates her expressions of emotion.
There is a lot of emotion and empathy and impulse that goes on, and lots of social pressure from friends or colleagues at work.
It is as if he had erected a fence around his own creative intellect to keep out unruly impulses of imagination and emotion.
The film is so visually breathtaking that the characters seem to be obeying a choreography of forms and shadows rather than the impulses of action or emotion.
As they arrange themselves in artful tableaus of faces, limbs and hair, the actors seem to be obeying a choreography of forms and shadows rather than the impulses of action or emotion.
