Comments on: Emotions: Portals to Soul

By: John Bait

John Bait — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 23:08:20 +0000

Good work here… effort definitely pays off as you have a nice site

By: tanesha

tanesha — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 07:32:01 +0000

Good

Robin Replies
Yes, it IS good. It works! Thank you Tanesha for helping sort out my computer problem!! You are the best! )

By: gene

gene — Sun, 06 Sep 2009 09:25:05 +0000

Greetings from a hot hot place!!! Yes warming up here nicely..

Me being someone that doesn’t like to share my feelings aka emotions, it sometimes kills me inside, slowly but surely it kills me, and it kills me even more that I can’t let them out. This past week was especially filled with negative emotions, and by Friday I realized I need to do something to get rid of the emotions, especially the bad ones. Even if I just get quiet and work through them and analyse them I might feel slightly better. I think it’s working!

Hope you’re doing well, and the cold hasn’t arrive yet!! But it’s not here any more, so must be on it’s way to you!!!
Have a blessed week!

Robin Replies
My Dear Gene, Nope, no cold here!! I mean, it’s soooo HOT HOT here that I wore t-shirt and shorts today. I mean, SO HOT HOT that I was barefoot in the garden. Nope, no cold here. No cold here EVER! I mean we live in perpetual heat. I’m sure my HOT HOT is hotter than you mere hot hot. Hahahahahahahah!! Okay, I will fess up. We have had a few, now only a VERY few slightly cool evenings. Nothing serious mind you. Okay, I’ll admit it, I’m desperately clinging to my summer. Okay okay, it’s September, so TECHNICALLY it’s f…f…fa….I can’t say the word. LOL!! Okay it’s FALL!! You win. BUT only for a few months. Then you will have to return the summer to ME!!

Also, my dear friend, I LOVED your comment here. It’s beautiful because it’s so honest and heartfelt. You are a good person and your innate nature is kind, playful, creative, and wise. So yes, even if you start just by sitting quietly and working through your emotions, as you say. I think you will feel better. Each time you are able to do this it will become easier. You could even try writing or type out your feelings. Just let yourself go and write whatever you feel without judgment. No one has to see it and you can destroy it when you are done. I am sending you lots of courage to explore and find ways to let go. I wish for you peace and the hope that you have a more easeful time this week. Thank you for making me laugh and for sharing in a heartfelt way. It means much.

By: Tara S. Dickherber, M.Ed, CPC

Tara S. Dickherber, M.Ed, CPC — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 13:51:06 +0000

We can be a victim to our emotions or we can be the captain of our emotions! I choose and teach the latter!!

Robin Replies
Dear Tara, Yes! Excellent point. I think if we don’t claim (or own) our emotions and really explore them they can claim (and run) us. I too choose to be captain. Thank you dear Tara for sharing you wisdom here.

By: Mike Foster

Mike Foster — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 06:26:18 +0000

I feel lucky, blessed, and at times cursed at having been allowed to grow up with basically a free reign in expressing my emotions. I look back now and think–what were my parents thinking? But that experience made me the man I am today: outspoken, funny, insightful, thoughtful, sensitive, expressive, and happy.

This quote is perfect: “To the cognition of the brain must be added the experience of the soul.”

Thanks Robin!

peace,
mike
livelife365

Robin Replies
Hi dear mike, I love this comment. I keep learning more and more about you and find that you are a remarkable and fascinating human being. I too grew up expressing my feelings. My situation sounds similar to yours. I agree that looking back at it it can seem wild and “what were they thinking?”. BUT also agree that it has made me who I am today, which is someone who is totally at ease around emotional people. Now in my life, I love that I am still emotional in every way, including all the ways you mention here. It certain explains a lot to me why we both are very at ease in front of a camera. I think it is WHY I connect with you, your work and your absolutely delightful videos. It does my heart good to see someone being just…so much themselves. I relate to that. Thank you my dear friend for stopping in here. I am enjoying getting to know you. You have so much to offer the world. And thank YOU, mike. A lot.

By: Dorothy Stahlnecker

Dorothy Stahlnecker — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 03:16:58 +0000

I forgot to say thank you for the blogging tip regarding the videos we’re all signed up and now we’ll have a library because you took the time to share the idea with us..

Hugs my friend..

Dorothea…
from grammology…
grammology.com

PS I had a scan today and to the moment I am cancer free…whewwww….happy times

Robin Replies
Dear Dorothy. First off, I am THRILLED that you scan was cancer free. YIPPEEEEEEEEEEEEE!! That is the best news EVER!! I am so so so happy about this. You go girl and just keep being your indomitable self. I am so proud of you for choosing to turn to Life, Love, Compassion, Wisdom and Joy over and over, no matter what is thrown at you. This doesn’t mean you may nor feel down, discouraged at times, or even depressed, but you my dear Dorothy are a fighter. And that makes all the difference in the world. You whole being radiates with powerful energy.

I added you as a friend on YouTube and was delighted to see all the videos you had there. Just wonderful. Thank you dear friend. Hugs right back to you. Always.

By: Michael C. Dewey

Michael C. Dewey — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 15:07:45 +0000

Ya the emotions that build up in my mind when I see Troops all over this Planet, from this Union, which should be brought Home. Those tears are what tell me I am still alive. Emotions tell US what is right if we listen long enough.

xoxo-Robin

Robin Replies
Dear Michael, This is one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever read. You are deeply emotional and that your soul cries for these troops and remembers them is very moving. You are SO deeply wise when you say: “Those tears are what tell me I am still alive.” I just LOVE LOVE LOVE this line. It SO powerfully true. What a wonderful insight. I feel this same way and have written almost this exact same line in a book I just finished. This whole comment is straight from the heart and so beautiful. I am grateful you shared it as it touched me deeply. Good for you. xox

By: Liara Covert

Liara Covert — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 02:52:17 +0000

Everything you know deeply inside is fundamentally based on experience. As you permit the self to re-learn remote viewing, you discover you re-experience everything on this planet and in other realms and planets.

By: Julie

Julie — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 01:17:51 +0000

Robin, it’s simply impossible for me to hide my feelings. You said “some people have vast untamed emotions that seek expression. Their feelings must be experienced. It’s how many people learn and grow, through total body experience and knowing.” This is so true for me; but even beyond that, it’s central to being in the state of being. It’s as Evita said, “…this is how our souls communicate.” While she meant with each other and the world around us, for me it’s also how I communicate with the moment. My emotions ground me to the moment I’m experiencing, allowing me to fully integrate the experience in all my being. And so then we’re right back to your “knowing.” It’s a beautiful circle.

I just love how your posts provide me a lovely spot in the day for deeper reflection. Thank you, my wise and magical friend! While Evita’s a fresh breeze (and I agree she is!), you are water which nourishes and enriches our lives.

Love,
~ Julie

Robin Replies
Dear Julie, Geez, YOU emotional?!! Noooo! LOLOL!! I love what you wrote about about emotions being “how you communicate with the moment.” I totally understand what you are saying here as it is the same for me. Emotions keep me FULLY plugged into this moment and everything it entails, the totality of this precious single moment. I BECOME the moment. A friend of mine once said to me: “You allow yourself to SO fully live in the moment that you don’t even hang onto things. You feel everything as you experience, right now. There is no back log in you.” And yes, it is a BEAUTIFUL circle. It is being fully present and open to the world in a very visceral way. —Also dear Julie, I am SOOO touched by your words: “you are water which nourishes and enriches our lives.” If Evita is fresh breeze and I am nourishing water, you are like the most abundant spring-time, with all of it’s bursting vitality. Love, Robin

By: starflight/marcel lemieux

starflight/marcel lemieux — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 10:09:37 +0000

What awesome article and wonderful comments here…so many avenues about emotions and feelings…i know i had my full share of it like many …been torn to pieces and walk out of it alive…i have cried rivers of tears and had nights of fright that you can only imagine in a nightmare ….it was only later in life that i,ve learned that emotions , feelings, sensitivity and innocence are very important and bring awareness and understanding… today, i,m glad i can say yes or no to all kind of situations, which i think is a great gift. Many emotions can be a bit disturbing or just way to overloaded, but i remain the boss, not repressing or hiding or occulting them, but choosing what i want to live or react to….. Growing up is a very unique experience.. The heart and soul have their say also!…..

Robin Replies
My dear Soul Brother, I almost didn’t see your comment. Wow! Your are NOT one to be missed. Your insights are way too juicy. Thank you for your kind words here. You know they touch my heart. I always love the depth with which you have lived and continue to live your life. It is so gutsy and fully lived. I also love that you have cried rivers and had “nights of fright”. Do you know why? Because it makes you one of the richest souls I know. I mean, you are one “full-on” human being. You embrace life with gusto, with every fiber of your being. You embrace every moment until you become the moment. This is something I resonate with completely. When you describe your life I often feel as if you are talking about my life in terms of its intensity and emotion and experiences. So fully lived. I think you are really right about reaching a place in our lives where we choose what we want to live and react to. It’s not that we won’t always have emotions or that things won’t happen that trigger them; it’s that we are the Captains of our ships and we choose how we want to react, if at all. I am so blessed to know you.