https://seinc.org/mediawiki/index.php?action=history&feed=atom&title=Emotional_ScaleEmotional Scale - Revision history2026-04-07T07:10:50ZRevision history for this page on the wikiMediaWiki 1.36.1https://seinc.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Emotional_Scale&diff=613&oldid=prevWikiAdmin: Created page with "In the book ''Ask And It Is Given'', Esther and Jerry Hicks strongly encourage using your emotions consciously as a guiding tool for your actions. That is, if you put yourse..."2020-12-28T14:29:15Z<p>Created page with "In the book ''Ask And It Is Given'', Esther and Jerry Hicks strongly encourage using your emotions consciously as a guiding tool for your actions. That is, if you put yourse..."</p>
<p><b>New page</b></p><div>In the book ''Ask And It Is Given'', Esther and Jerry Hicks strongly encourage using your emotions consciously as a guiding tool for your actions. That is, if you put yourself into a positive state, then you can manifest your destiny via the Law of Attraction.<br />
It is not usually possible, however, to make a sustained jump across several emotions at once. That is, you could make a temporary jump from overwhelment to contentment during a 2-week trip to Mount Kilimanjaro, but once you come back, the overwhelment will rear its ugly head again.<br />
First, identify which emotions you’re consistently in. Then, use positive thought manipulation to move up the scale, one emotion at a time. For more details on doing this, read any of the Abraham-Hicks books.<br />
It’s an interesting concept to have emotions laid out and ranked, but worth trying out. What I find the most useful is to be aware of your emotions. It is through awareness that we regain control of them and move towards more positive states.<br />
# Joy/Appreciation/Empowered/Freedom/Love<br />
# Passion<br />
# Enthusiasm/Eagerness/Happiness<br />
# Positive Expectation/Belief<br />
# Optimism<br />
# Hopefulness<br />
# Contentment<br />
# Boredom<br />
# Pessimism<br />
# Frustration/Irritation/Impatience<br />
# Overwhelment<br />
# Disappointment<br />
# Doubt<br />
# Worry<br />
# Blame<br />
# Discouragement<br />
# Anger<br />
# Revenge<br />
# Hatred/Rage<br />
# Jealousy<br />
# Insecurity/Guilt/Unworthiness<br />
# Fear/Grief/Depression/Despair/Powerlessness</div>WikiAdmin