Confession: I used to think happy people were stupid
Cringing Confessions from the mind of an Energy Healer; before Energy Healing.
A new blog series about the thoughts of an Energy Healer: before Energy Healing.
I wasn’t raised in a spiritual or new-age household. I was a firm skeptic. This blog series is for people like me.
Whether you are at the start of your healing journey or you’re reflecting on how much you too have changed, I hope this series inspires you in some way.
It can be intimidating to embrace the “weird” world of Energy Healing. Please know that you are not alone. When you’re ready to suspend disbelief and reclaim your emotional freedom, without judgement or difficult conversations, The Introvert Healer is here to help.
Read on or Book Your Distance Energy Healing Session Now.
To your success and happiness,
🌺 Maryann Whitelaw
Certified Energy Healer | Self-development Enthusiast | Introvert (INFJ) | Spiritualist | Heart-Centered Solopreneur
It’s embarrassing to admit but before I started my own healing journey, I used to wonder:
😠 How could any informed person be happy?
😤 Didn’t they know what the world was really like?
😡 Why did they get to live a good, easy life while the rest of us lived in such a harsh reality?
That’s not even the worst part.
When people I knew had genuine reasons to be happy, I was too busy focusing on my own jealousy.
Sure, I would “congratulate” people on their success and happiness, but I never actually meant it… 😳 My first thought was always: Why didn’t that happen for me??
Does my confession resonate with you?
Have you also wondered the same things? Have you faked joy for a friend’s success? Have you been a little bit happy for a family member but also felt a lot of jealousy?
If so, like me:
You may have a Heart-Wall
In The Emotion Code a “Heart-Wall” refers to the layers of trapped emotions which are protecting your heart.
A Heart-Wall protects you from heartache by numbing *all* of your emotions. When your heart is guarded it is harder to feel genuine joy - for yourself or others.
Clearing your Heart-wall is a beautiful, transformative experience.
I am proud to say that I am now one of those annoying happy people 😁 and I genuinely do want other people to be happy too!
When you’re ready to shed the emotional baggage - without the difficult conversations- Energy Healing can help.
Book your distance energy healing session today and let’s start your healing journey together.
Debunking the Myth: The Intelligence of Happiness
[Note: The following article is AI generated]
In a world where cynicism and pessimism often reign, it is not uncommon to come across the notion that happy people are somehow less intelligent. This belief suggests that those who exude happiness are oblivious to the harsh realities of life or lack the depth to comprehend its complexities. However, upon closer examination, we find that these presumptions are unfounded. In fact, happy people possess a unique form of intelligence that allows them to navigate life's challenges with resilience and grace.
1. Emotional Intelligence:
Happy people possess a high level of emotional intelligence, which empowers them to understand and manage their own emotions, as well as effectively navigate social situations. Their positive outlook allows them to build stronger relationships, foster empathy, and exhibit superior communication skills. Emotional intelligence is a mark of intelligence, demonstrating an individual's ability to understand themselves and others, ultimately leading to wiser decision-making.
2. Mental Flexibility:
Contrary to the notion that happy people are simplistic in their thinking, they often exhibit robust mental flexibility. Their positive mindset allows them to entertain multiple perspectives, adapt to change, and seek creative solutions to problems. Research has consistently shown that individuals with a positive disposition are more adept at open-mindedness, innovation, and finding alternative routes to success.
3. Resilience in Adversity:
Happy people are not immune to adversity, but rather adept at bouncing back from setbacks. Their intelligence lies in their ability to apply coping mechanisms and positive thinking strategies that allow them to overcome challenges more effectively. The strength of their resilience not only contributes to their happiness, but also fosters mental and emotional growth.
4. Optimism and Problem-Solving:
Positive individuals tend to approach problems and conflicts with optimism, which enhances their problem-solving skills. They see challenges as opportunities for growth and self-improvement. This positive mindset enables them to see beyond immediate obstacles, allowing for a greater focus on long-term solutions. Their ability to find silver linings in difficult situations positions them to identify innovative strategies and capitalize on opportunities that pessimistic individuals might overlook.
5. Health and Well-being:
Numerous studies have shown that happiness positively impacts physical and mental health. Happy people tend to take better care of themselves, engaging in healthier habits such as exercise, proper nutrition, and self-care routines. A sound mind in a sound body reinforces cognitive abilities and enhances overall intelligence.
