Quote by Jeremy Aldana

I believe that thoughts and feelings reside on the same nerve-endingthey are called heartstrings

I believe that thoughts and feelings reside on the same nerv

Summary

This quote suggests that thoughts and feelings are closely interconnected and intertwined within us. The metaphor of heartstrings implies that they are intricately connected, much like the strings of a musical instrument. It implies that our emotions and thoughts have a deep and profound influence on each other, and that they cannot be easily separated. Just as plucking a heartstring can produce a beautiful or haunting melody, our thoughts and feelings work together to shape our experiences and expressions in life.

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Love Heart Feelings Thoughts

By Jeremy Aldana

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