Emotions are invisible energy waves shaping body and mind

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Every emotion you feel is actually a ripple in the sea of energy that is you. You can’t see these waves, but you can sense them in your body—tight shoulders when anger comes up, butterflies in the stomach when fear knocks.

In ancient healing systems, people knew that everything was made of energy. Modern science now confirms that our bodies produce measurable electrical and magnetic fields. Emotions are just vibrations within those fields.

Imagine learning to read your own energy like a weather map of body sensations. One person might feel anger as heat in their chest, another as tension in their jaw. But both are speaking the same language: energy out of balance.

By practicing simple tests—like the Sway Test or muscle testing—you become a weather forecaster for your own emotional climate. Over time, you’ll spot the storms before they blow in, and you’ll know exactly what frequency they’re vibrating at.

Once you understand emotions as energy, you can work with them directly. No more carrying unseen weights. Science calls it quantum physics; healers call it wisdom. For you, it becomes daily self-care, using your own body’s signals to guide your choices.

You’ll feel a gentle forward sway when you think “unconditional love,” and a backward dip for “war.” Chart where anger, fear or grief show up in your neck, gut or shoulders. Keep a journal for seven days to see patterns—maybe deadlines light up your stomach or criticism burns in your chest. You’re training your body to be your guide.

What You'll Achieve

You will learn to sense your emotions as energy vibrations in real time, allowing you to identify stress patterns early and make healthier choices to reduce tension and emotional overwhelm.

Identify and chart your daily emotional energy

1

Practice the Sway Test each morning

Stand with feet shoulder-width apart, clear your mind, then say “unconditional love” and notice a gentle forward sway. Repeat with “war” and feel a backward shift. This anchors your ability to sense emotion as energy.

2

Map emotional hotspots on your body

Over a day, note where you feel tension, warmth or aches—shoulders, gut, throat. Label each sensation with one word: anger, fear, grief. This links emotions to body areas.

3

Record emotional triggers in a journal

At day’s end, jot 2–3 situations that caused strong body sensations and your labels. Over a week you’ll see a pattern of vibrations affecting your health.

Reflection Questions

  • When did you last feel a sudden body sensation you couldn’t name?
  • What part of your body holds your strongest emotion today?
  • How might labeling that energy change your response next time?

Personalization Tips

  • Before exams, a student feels a knot in the stomach whenever a certain test topic arises.
  • A manager in meetings gets a tight chest and labels it ‘anxiety’ each time deadlines come up.
  • A runner feels heaviness in the legs and calls it ‘fear’ before a race start.
The Emotion Code: How to Release Your Trapped Emotions for Abundant Health, Love, and Happiness
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The Emotion Code: How to Release Your Trapped Emotions for Abundant Health, Love, and Happiness

Bradley Nelson 2007
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