76 Quotes About Expressions-of-emotion

A classic song has much mystery as well as mastery in its form; it sits still in the mind, throwing light on the past and the future, often bringing tears to our eyes, for it reaches into deep emotional wells that are often forgotten in the rush of the moment. The songs that touch me are on a very high level in terms of form and classic structure, and “Both Sides Now” has all of the requirements to make it irresistible.

In your fullest sensual expression lies your ultimate truth.

And what I say is not it, not quite it, and I am getting mixed up, getting nowhere, talking nonsense, and the more I move about and search in the water where I grope on the sandy bottom for a glimmer I have glimpsed, the muddier the water grows, and the less likely it becomes that I shall grasp it.

Dlatego mam wrażenie, że dopiero tutaj uczę się mówić. Nie przychodzi mi to łatwo, co chwila szukam miejsca na oddech, bylebym tylko nie musiała się zmierzyć z faktem, że nie jestem w stanie wyrazić tego, co mam do powiedzenia; byle tylko nie stanąć przed pytaniem, czy w języku, który nie nauczył się opisywać rzeczywistości, jakkolwiek złożone wydawałoby się jej wewnętrzne przeżywanie, czy w takim języku można zrobić cokolwiek, opowiedzieć historię na przykład.

When we gaze with our eyes, we speak with our hearts.

As you seek new opportunities to make favorable first impressions, be ever aware of the subtle effect that physical positioning and distance/closeness can have on your interactions with others and use this understanding to your advantage.

As you navigate the various zones with people, a variety of specific physical and psychological responses is elicited from them. Until you know someone, avoid invading his or her personal space. Getting closer gradually demonstrates that you like the other person. This gradual and comfortable approach begins the circle of rapport—he sees that you like him, he likes that you like him, and he reciprocates by liking you back.

As you navigate the various zones with people, a variety of specific physical and psychological responses are elicited from them. Until you know someone, avoid invading his or her personal space. Getting closer gradually demonstrates that you like the other person. This gradual and comfortable approach begins the circle of rapport—he sees that you like him, he likes that you like him, and he reciprocates by liking you back.

Your poise, postures, and gestures are the physical manifestations of your attitudes, perceptions, belief systems, self-esteem, feelings, and engagement. Be sure to know if they are working well or hindering the actualization of your potential. Being the architect for your habitual patterns of non-verbal language, you have the power to change any of it at any time.