Quote by Allan Lokos

Thoughts, words, emotions

Thoughts, words, emotions

Summary

This quote suggests that thoughts, words, and emotions are closely interconnected and mutually influential. It implies that our thoughts give rise to our words, which are an expression of our inner thoughts and emotions. Similarly, our emotions can shape our thoughts, influencing how we perceive and interpret the world. This quote highlights the profound impact our internal world has on our external reality and emphasizes the need to be mindful of the quality of our thoughts, words, and emotions in order to create a positive and meaningful existence.

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Fear Love Spirituality Psychology Compassion Buddhism

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