wik99 Posted September 5, 2011 Share Posted September 5, 2011 Hi everyone, i'm a 21 year old male. I live in Australia and am currently in the stage of my life where i have become determined and found a greater purpose for my existence - that being art and living life through it. I often find myself in a state that i fear will forever bewilder me and elude a just description. Here is an example of said emotion... during my Saturday, surfed all day, cooked dinner and talked with my brother about plans on renovations to his new home we are currently living in. 9.30 and everyone is asleep, i put the dog outside to recline into my room to draw. A slight warm breeze breaks through the nearly-over winter night air and i look up at the stars to the sound of the slow slosh of many eucalypt trees.. I get goosebumps all over my body and it feels like my heart just overflows with this feeling i cant explain.. like everything is special and i feel at a slight loss that i am standing there alone. The feeling manifests in my body like a slight vibration and i open my eyes a bit wider just to see a bit clearer and enjoy what im seeing/feeling. i sometimes spend up to an hour just bathing in the moment.. If someone can put a name to this emotion/feeling, they will have many of my thanks and respect. cheers. Link to comment
charity Posted September 5, 2011 Share Posted September 5, 2011 awareness being in the moment being in a meditative state Link to comment
wik99 Posted September 12, 2011 Author Share Posted September 12, 2011 excellent thanks for the responses, although those aren't the perfect words for it - I figure the expanses of human emotion can't each have a name. Cheers, wik99 Link to comment
sjjohnson89 Posted September 13, 2011 Share Posted September 13, 2011 excellent thanks for the responses, although those aren't the perfect words for it - I figure the expanses of human emotion can't each have a name. Cheers, wik99 No, i dont emotions each can be broken down into a singular name. Emotions are highly complex, as someone who goes through mood swings from high to low, i know myself that i cannot describe how i feel, in a matter of 'one' word. You may be able to in certain circumstances pinpoint your emotion at that time to one word, though, if you really start analyzing it, youll likely find you can start to chain/link/thread words to describe your emotion. Depends how deep you want to go. Link to comment
girlfromjersey Posted September 13, 2011 Share Posted September 13, 2011 I can tell you this- Your explanation of that emotion/feeling/sensation was felt through me (very well explained). Everyone will view it differently. I will call it an infinite swirl of emotions Link to comment
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