Managing Feelings, Thoughts and Facts

Knowing the difference between facts and one’s own feelings may be difficult. However, there are times when we make feelings a fact instead of an opinion. You may have a point of view of a situation resulting in what you believe to be a fact, or a version of your own imagined fact. Thoughts are extremely important to each individual. However, to keep things fundamentally true, you have to differentiate between facts and feeling. Let’s focus on sincere principles.

Sometimes a source of information may be successful in delivering great benefits. The information could be accurate, inaccurate, determined, altered, exaggerated and frantic. For example, you may consider a feeling so strong that you see it as reality. But there are times when you may believe something as factual yet, not supported by actual fact. In reality, feelings may not always have a relation to one’s own realistic measures. Determining the difference between feelings and opinions may be difficult if you’re consumed with emotions.

Consuming yourself with only emotions may distort fact. It’s perfectly normal to have feelings and abnormal to ignore one’s own feelings. However, excessive dwelling may distort facts.

Ignoring feelings of pain will only make it difficult to accept sensitivity and joyful bliss. It may appear easier at the time, but you will feel it…