We can make the world a better place by understanding how others feel!

 I believe the next step in human evolution, and technology is learning how we feel.  Each animal, each person, each living individual feels and perceives the world differently.  I think this is part of a grand design for our ecosystem.

Ada asks about spiders feelings

Can emotions be held in our DNA?

 I think that feelings are processed by the brain and science is still discovering that emotions can be held in our DNA.  As an emotion code practitioner, I have found that when I release trapped emotions in people suffering pain the emotion of the pain that leaves lessens the pain load.  They are now doing research and Dr. Jaya sited the research on birds that when baby birds are hatched the shadow silhouette of an eagle frightens them while a shadow silhouette of a swallow does not.  How does the fear get passed down in our dna?  It will be interesting to find out as scientist research this.  Is it energetic?  Is it physical?

Ada asks if there are feelings in the brain.

Empathy

 Empathy is part of being human. Maybe animals have it too and because they have different ways that they get around the world and live their lives differently they feel the world differently too. Maybe our empathy is a superpower that can help us as humans navigate our lives.

Ada sees how others feel

Brain Awareness Week

 The brain plays such an important part in our lives and we often neglect it.  We need to be aware of where it is, what it is, and how it works.  Just knowing how we feel will lift us up to make good decisions in life and give our brain a chance to work properly.  Often we rush to react to a stimulus acting out with a feeling or emotion.  I think the brain is designed to work for us to promote health and well being.