- Choices appear rational and logical because they are driven by intentions, which are driven by emotions.
- Choices appear rational and logical because they are driven by intentions, which are often driven by emotional memories and habits.
- Choices occur after sensing, sensations, feelings, feeling intentions, and thought intentions; however, because the closest chain of causation is thinking, we believe we are guided by thinking when we are not, particularly when functioning at our best.
- Feelings should guide you because they are your most effective way of understanding energy vibrations and sensations, which are the most crucial factors in any process.
- When choices are made by thinking about thinking, they are likely to lead to accidents, injuries, mishaps, and mistakes because they do not incorporate energy and experience-based examinations and verifications.
For more information, please read Feeling-Intention Therapy.