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Our physical sensations begin to feel when they are first detected by specialized receptors in our body. These receptors then send signals to our brain, which interprets them as touch, pain, temperature, or other sensations.
Emotional sensations begin to feel when our brain processes information from our environment or internal thoughts and triggers the release of certain hormones and neurotransmitters. These chemicals then produce physical sensations, such as a racing heart or sweaty palms, that we associate with certain emotions.
Past experiences can influence how we begin to feel in several ways. Our brain stores memories of previous experiences and uses them to interpret current sensations. For example, if we had a positive experience with a particular food, our brain may associate it with pleasure and trigger a positive feeling when we taste it again.
Yes, our thoughts can have a significant impact on how we begin to feel. Our beliefs, attitudes, and expectations can influence our perception of physical and emotional sensations. For example, if we believe that a certain activity will be enjoyable, we may experience positive emotions while doing it.
While we cannot always control the initial physical or emotional sensations that arise, we can learn to manage and regulate them through various techniques such as mindfulness, deep breathing, or cognitive reframing. With practice, we can develop the ability to influence and modulate our feelings.