Feelings and Emotions, what's the difference?
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Understand the crucial differences between Feelings and Emotions and how this can help you live a happier and more peaceful life.
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Find out what Emotions really are and how they can be measured objectively.
Understand the crucial differences between feelings and emotions and how knowing these can change the way you think, feel and act.
Learn the two parts of the brain that control feelings and emotions.
Find out how emotions program us for survival.
Uncover effective ways to control your feelings and emotions by changing your thoughts, beliefs and memories from the past.
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I'll give myself a C+ for these quick notes:
Basic notes:
* Emotions don't last; feelings do
Understanding the difference can help us identify and change negative behaviors (for peace)
* Emotions are physical and can be measured objectively, such as by brain activity, heart rate, blood flow, body language, facial expression.
* Emotions are hard-wired in our brains and don't differ much between people.
* How people deal with a shared emotion can differ.
* Emotions alert you to danger or reward.
* Emotions come from the amygdala, which is part of the limbic system, which is the part of the brain that processes emotions. It's irrational and illogical. But powerfu!
* This part of the brain, the amygdala, sits behind the neo-cortex which deals with conscious thought, reasoning, and decision-making.
* When the amygdala is influenced by STRONG EMOTION, brain flow goes AWAY from the reasoning part of the brain, the neocortex, to the irrational part, the amygdala! This is why we sometimes make terrible decisions when we are charged with emotion.
* Emotions radiate throughout our body.
* Feelings are in the head!
* Feelings are influenced by our beliefs and experiences. So, they're totally subjective.
* Feelings can vary dramatically from person-to-person.
* Personality makes a big difference.
* We have little control over our emotions. But we have much more control over our feelings. And therefore, more control over our behavior. What we say and do.
* Emotions can be very intense. But they are always temporary.
* Emotions alert us to imminent danger and prepare us for immediate survival. They give us the energy we need for that fight or flight response.
* Feelings alert us to anticipated dangers and ensure our long-term survival.
* You can experience emotions even when you aren't in the situation that is causing these emotions. Because the neocortex knows it's just a movie, for example, but the amygdala doesn't. So you can still get the symptoms of emotions. As if it's really happening!
* One of the reasons that using what's called positive thinking isn't effective is because we can get on what feels like an emotional roller coaster because of our ability to physiologically feel emotions just from thinking about situations.
* Just thinking about a negative situation can drive these negative emotions and cause negative feelings. We feel like we can't control it.
* A way to deal with this more constructively is to try to identify and separate the emotions and gain a sense of detachment and get off the ride.
* Emotions affect the initial attitude about a situation. If someone said or did something harmful to you, your emotion of anger could turn to the feeling of bitterness or resentment. Then that feeling could linger.
* If you experience joy, enthusiasm, these are signs you're doing good things for yourself and the people around you.
* If you find yourself bitter and angry, it is a sign that you might want to evaluate what you're doing and how you are affecting other people.
* Feelings are created by persistent thought and feelings surrounding the thoughts.
* Emotions are created by events and situations in your life.
* Letting go of emotions = letting go of feelings.
* Feelings are generated by thoughts, memories, and beliefs about previous experiences and can be changed.
* You can try to ignore emotions.
* Work on changing on your feelings, rather than your emotions.
Hi Rebecca, your notes are very good! - The accompanying blog post will help you too - selfhelpforlife.com/feelings-and-emotions/
Thank you. I watched many videos trying to understand the difference between emotions and feelings and finally your explanation was clear and made a lot of sense in many areas like cognitive and pshychomotor.
Hi Alex, thanks for your feedback. Good to hear that my explanations were clear and made sense to you.
Same here.
you are not alone. same here
Thank you for this. Very important knowledge. I don't know why we don't learn these things at school!
Yes, I'm sure life would be very different if they taught these things in schools!
Was about to comment the same thing, this can be life changing, it affects our reaction and choices!
Finally!!! In trying to understand the difference between feelings and emotions I watched many, many videos which for the most part were more confusing than helpful. This video provided the best explanation I found. Thank you so very much.
Thanks! - I'm so pleased that my video explained this really well for you.
This is absolutely mindblowing. That was exactly that piece of knowledge I needed to sort my thoughts. Thank you so much I really think this has a big impact on my life. All I can say is that I don’t understand why nobody teaches this in school. It seems so obviously important in order to live a life without much misery.
You’re very welcome! Thanks so much for your feedback. Yes life would be so much easier if we learned this in school!
Thank you so much! First time I understood the difference. Especially when you explained emotions : amygdala
Feelings: Neo-cortex and involves some aspect of thinking influnced by Beliefsx and yes I'm re-watching this!
You're very welcome Bam. Glad you found this video helpful.
Thanks I was very confused between these two that makes my life harder specially while making decisions, thanks a ton
You're very welcome. Glad it makes more sense now.
Nicely explained.... When things in life happen not in the way we expected, my emotions is lost or failure.... But if that happens at a early age of our life, it is total loss or failure..your video was very helpful to understand this
Thanks, Glad this video helped you understand the role of emotions, especially when things don't go to plan. Paul
Ohkkkk finally it’s Crystal Clear ! Thank you for putting this together and sharing it free💕
You’re very welcome. Glad it helped you!
This is really powerful, differentiating between emotions and feelings will allow filter/train the conscious part "the feelings" to overcome past traumas in life. Thank you for sharing the knowledge.
Thanks! Yes absolutely! Glad you found this video helpful.
I loved your video. Is very clear and concise. Btw I would ad to those techniques also Emotional Alchemy which is tougth by Andrew Kenneth Fretwell. I personally attended his classes and they are of tremendous value. Here is a quote from his book: ''Emotional Alchemy allows us to turn pain into wisdom, fear into courage, and sadness into compassion.’’
Thanks for that. I'll check this out.
The best explanations that my brain thoroughly understood. Thank you for this.
Thanks! - Glad you found this helpful.
Thank you for posting this, I’ve been wanting to understand this for many years.
You're very welcome Andrew, glad it helped you understand the differences between feelings and emotions.
@@SelfHelpforLife I have a question. Is there a way we can free ourselves from a specific emotion?
Thank you. I found this very helpful. I enjoyed how generous you were in creating this for the world. Thank you.
You're very welcome! Glad it helped you so much.
You explained this so well! I have pages of notes and a clear understanding of emotions and feelings from your video!
Thank you so much!
You're very welcome Chakera. Great to hear that you made lots of notes! You can find the written version of this video here - selfhelpforlife.com/feelings-and-emotions/
This is an excellent video. You really hit it out of the ballpark. Needed to really understand this today. Thank you very much. Nice work.
Thanks Kendra, so glad this video helped you understand this better.
Thank you so much, you explained this so clearly and effectively. I wasnt sure if I would get my head around the difference, but now it actually seems so obvious. All credit to you 😊 thank you 🙏🏽
You're very welcome. And thanks for your lovely feedback. Great that you now understand the differences.
This was very informative - not too complicated nor too simple. A nice balance of concise information that I learned a different aspect of the differences. Thank you.
Thanks for your feedback Lisa. Glad you found this useful.
Thank you so much, you are wonderful at making things simple to understand
You're very welcome Victoria. Glad you find my videos easy to understand.
A very clearly stated and organised breakdown of the difference between the two. Thank you!
You're very welcome! Glad you now understand the differences.
Well said. Keep spreading the helpful explanations; people need it everywhere. 💪🤙🔥
Thanks! Yes will do!
Finally someone actually explained it in a way that makes sense, thank you.
You're very welcome Jackson. Glad it now makes sense to you.
Yes, our schools, both here in San Diego and the UK, would be advised to teach some of This, rather than “That”. Now I wonder if I had listened to this at age five, when it was most needed, how much better off I would be now? If it were taught every year as a principal subject, (by a competent speaker as yourself), I would have to believe Yes!
I would say that teaching such as you do, would require the most stringent education requirements, such that Universities would be unable to find many candidates.
I went to school at DeBurgh secondary modern (Tadworth, UK), I was disliked by the Head Master, Dr. Mather (OxBridge U.), he wore his Cape and Mortar - every day. I realize now, that my Mother’s Narcissism helped me to identify his Social Disorder (Narc?), and he sensed it, hehe.
Cheers from San Diego
Hi Julian, Yes I'm sure things would be very different if we learned all this at school. And yes, I agree, it would be hard to find teachers that could do this well!
This was so helpful in getting my head round this topic thank you ❤️🙏
Hi Ruth, thanks for your feedback. Glad you found this video useful.
Too good and informative.... this is first time I am giving my feedback on you tube video because I got the answers very clearly ❤
This is the BEST Video on the difference between Emotions and Feelings! Thanks Paul!
Thanks! Glad you liked it!
Thankyou Paul lm 63 and it is true, l really didn't know the difference being between emotion and feelings. And that surprised me! You speak clearly and informatively to me. I came to here via the the reticular activating system. It fits. I don't often use the computer on my phone enough. The information offered is truly amazing and l feel? my time with you well spent. I have found a new way of learning today it has been interesting to me, and you have been a part of it. So again thankyou
Hi Rod, so pleased to hear that my video clarified the differences between Feeling and Emotions. Yes I do my best to explain things as clearly as possible. It’s lovely to know that time watching my videos is valuable to you. Enjoy using your phone as a learning machine!
So well explaned, makes perfect sense! Thank you so much for sharing this!
You're very welcome. Thanks for your feedback.
Best Video regarding Emotion n Feelings......Thank you Doctor👌💐😊
Thanks very much for your lovely feedback Jyoti.
Wow! Awesome video. That described things perfectly. Thank you for sharing:) Subscribed and looking forward to more of your content!
Thanks Matt! - This was one of my first videos, so glad you liked it. Thanks for subscribing and hope you enjoy my other videos.
This makes sense. I think I’ve always used both terms interchangeably. Emotions seem simple but hard to define or understand. The thing that confuses me now though is that physical feeling is mostly thought so is a instance where we hurt ourselves such as sprain an ankle actually also sensationally based but defined by feeling. If we want to go toilet is it a sensation to want to go. I guess sensation is also different to feeling. So are emotions and sensations similar.
I’m just thinking about this.
Yes I would say that sensation is something different, and many people do use the words feelings and emotions interchangeably.
Great, clear explanation, thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
yeah no kidding, so clear and simple.
Thanks Donna
Thank you very much for your video, you made it really clear!
Glad it was helpful!
Thumbs up all the way and new subscriber ✔️ 🤗🙏🏽..
Thanks and welcome to Self Help for Life!
I loved this so much! I’ve been teaching this technique but didn’t know there was any science behind it!!! Just something I figured out over time by battling depression.
Hi Chasing, So glad you enjoyed this video and good to hear that those dark days seem to be behind you now.
excellent..this is very helpful..much gratitude
You're very welcome!
Thank you for the lesson ❤️
You’re very welcome 😊
Very well explained..Thank you
You're very welcome! Glad it was helpful!
Wow thank you for this service, extremely helpful! Imagine if this was taught in schools
Glad you found this helpful. Yes the world would be a better place if this was taught in schools!
Thank you.
omg thank you soo much for this video, great great greattttt video
Thanks! You're very welcome!
Thank you so much
You're very welcome
This was great❤️❤️. Thank you
You'e very welcome Julie, Glad you enjoyed it
This is very helpful information!
Glad it helped you Rebecca
SR when emotion ENUMERATED and become a seeds of feelings. Little plant turned into a big tree then it is very difficult to remove it
Great video. How come it has such a small number of views?
Glad you liked it! The Self Help for Life RUclips channel is still fairly new, so I'm sure the number of views will increase as my channel becomes more established. Feel free to share this video with others, as this will help it get more views too :-). Thanks Paul
You did such a good job with this that I immediately subscribed.
Thanks Rebecca, and great that you've subscribed!
Couldn't get it completely tbh, thanks for the explanation.
Yes it can be a little complicated! Maybe watch it a couple more times and see if that helps.
Thank you ❤️
You’re welcome 😊
Thank you for this video, it was exactly what I need to understand this topic.
Greetings from México.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you
You're welcome Tina
Thanks... 🙂
Wow finally got the clear difference between them. Thank you! 😊
You’re very welcome 😊
THANKS, KEEP IT UP.
Thanks, will do!
Excellent Sir. You have provided split hair analysis of the subject. No doubts left any more🤔🤔🙏🙏👍👌👏👏
Thanks Lina, glad you now know the precise differences between Feelings and Emotions!
Thank you very interesting
Glad you enjoyed it
Since this is a complex topic, it would be great to have some text in the background . Thanks for all the sharing.
Most of my videos (including this one) come with an accompanying blog post. Here is a link to it - selfhelpforlife.com/feelings-and-emotions/. You can also turn on closed captions. Hopefully these will help! Glad you enjoyed this video.
This was a very clear and simple explanation made it easy to understand. Thank you
Glad it was helpful Monika.
Wow very accurate! Love how simple thi explaination thanks
You're very welcome Nichelle, glad it helped you
Just like that! Great! Now, I can tell the difference between them. Good job! Thank you. (I am the one who keeps learning English and desperate to get a lot of explanation)
You're very welcome. Glad this video is helping you.
Thank you so much for your explanation. Wow!! Such a clear explanation....
You're very welcome!
Nice. Thank you.
You're very welcome
Thanks man and all the best to you.
You're very welcome Eugene
This was very informative, thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Great video
Thanks!
Thank you! Very helpful explanation.
You're very welcome Bhante
Simple and clear explanation. Thank you sir
You're very welcome Mounika
Bravo
Thanks Sir....for making such a comprehensive video... it's really of great help for me....Stay Blessed
You are most welcome
@SelfHelpforLife
Thank you very much for a fantastic video, Paul! It's very useful! May I ask you please if emotions are generated by our thoughts as well? What exactly starts an emotion? What we think of a situation or event?
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it! Yes emotions can come from thoughts - for example thinking about a worst case scenario will trigger an anxiety of fear emotion. But a situation or event can also trigger an emotion. For example, being stuck in traffic or dealing with an angry person.
@@SelfHelpforLife Thank you very much for your reply, Paul. It's very kind of you.
Amazing 💯💯💯💯
Thanks!
When you say feelings are created by thoughts and the beliefs behind them, what exactly are believes in this context?
Beliefs are basically consistent thoughts or ideas that are true to us. We don’t generally question them. However, sometimes new information or life events force us to change and update our beliefs. Hope this helps.
All of his stuff is excellent
Thanks!
This was very helpful. Thank you:)
You're very welcome Parkash.
very understandable, explained very well
Thanks for your feedback Alan
Amazing man!
Thanks!
Thank you sir very helpful.
You're very welcome. Glad this video was helpful.
Loved this!!
Thanks for sharing!
Superbe information thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you very much.
People usually say that don't do something with emotion. How can that be?
I would say that this is belief that some people have. Emotions can be a powerful driving force for change. For the big life decisions, I would combine objective logic with whether it feels right or not. Hope this helps.
Thankyou !!
You're welcome!
great work, this was very helpful.
Glad you liked it!
This was excellent!
Thanks
What about feeling the heartbeat & blood flow
I think that's more of a physical feeling, than a mental one. Although physical symptoms can bring on feelings and emotions too.
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Perfect explanation of the difference. I enjoyed your video immensely. I’m experiencing physical reactions to chemical exposure after adverse reaction to Fluoroquinolone antibiotic. Can hypnosis help?
Hi Melinda, Thanks for your feedback and glad you enjoyed this video. Yes hypnosis can help with physical healing and dealing with the anxiety around the physical reactions. If you would like to chat about this further, you can email me - paul@selfhelpforlife.com.
Why is the importance of knowing the difference and when should it be applied.
Knowing the difference will help you understand yourself better, and more effectively manage certain feelings or emotions as they arise.
@@SelfHelpforLife this would apply only for those that are hindered by those feelings correct? Isn’t it moreso not the feelings, but the negativity that we associate those feelings to mean?
really good video , thank you!
Glad you liked it!
How can we change that feeling of anger, bitterness and resentment. I relate to cptsd. But tbh I don't know where to start.
Hi Lucia, perhaps start with the NLP anchoring of swish techniques, Links to these below. ruclips.net/video/yJ9J4PVFzgM/видео.html and ruclips.net/video/JZLaJgdurYI/видео.html. Hope these help.
Thanks for sharing 👍😊❤🙏
You're very welcome Carina
Awesome ...thanks so much 😊😊
You're welcome 😊
You said love is a feeling but google says its an emotion. Pls clarify! Thanks
Since uploading this video, I've come to realise that many people use the words feelings and emotions interchangeably, so its quite possible that other people (and Google) may have different interpretations for the word "love"
Awesome video!!
Thanks!
Great video! But aware of trolls who might try to discredit your video for whatever reason.
Thanks! Will do.
Hi 6-6!
Thanks!
There us no clear ontology of phenomenon. If a counsellor asks me 'how do you feel" I will reply "it depends on what I am feeling, but it's usually with my hands."
But the verb "feeling", writ large, us _sensing._ What I _sense_ (feel) ranges from the wind through my hair, to my balance, to humor of a joke, to the syntactic structure of the sentence I am writing.
As a noun, can I say I like the "feeling" of a warm bath? Is this a different sense if the word than the video describes?
And is the restriction of "emotion" to _physiological phenomena_ standard in the literature?
This video has given me nomenclature (whether standard or not) but no insight.
Though perhaps it's not meant to. Discussion has to start somewhere, and definitions are a fine way to start. It left me cold though.
Hi Bryan, The idea behind this video was to help people understand how emotions are more intense, but tend to disappear more quickly, and how feelings are less intense, but tend to linger for longer. Rather than trying to get a really deep understanding of this, I would be inclined to focus more on ways to change unhelpful feelings. And I have other videos that cover that.
Hi, do you have an email because I would really like to go over certain feelings and what subset category of emotions (Angry, Disgusted, Fearful, Happy, Neutral, Sad, Suprised)?
For my university.
Hi Marcus, yes it's paul@selfhelpforlife.com.
@SelfHelpforLife - I think there are unclear areas in the distinction between Emotions and Feelings.
1. I think in reference to the lymbic system kockong in, you had mentioned about intense emotion - how do you differetiate between an intense emotion vs an emotion ?
2. I am sure you are aware of the classical view of emotions and constructed theory of emotions, your explanation seems to align classical view yet the list of emotions you mentioned dont match truly with what Paul Ekman or otbers have said.
3. Interestingly, Happiness is a feeling according to you as opposed to popular view of that being referred as emotion, also enthusiasm is listed and is that a lymbic system triggered response to a stimuli ? Also, enthusiasm isnt a reaction but a built up emotion i think.
4. I see it is the cultural use of language that is influencing your view on how feeling/emotion is understood. We are drawing a line by saying Emotions are measurable, also facial expressions snd other combinations- how do you differentiate between happiness Vs Joy through facial expressions clearly...how would we differentiate objectively between bliss and joy...etc
Since I recorded this video, I've tended to differentiate less between feelings and emotions, and instead become more aware of my thoughts and feeling on a day to day basis. And that has helped me more than getting too bogged down in the differences.
this is goodd
Thanks!