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Understanding Your Mind States

The document discusses the three states of the human mind: the emotional mind, which is driven by feelings and impulses; the wise mind, which balances emotions and reason to respond thoughtfully; and the reasonable mind, which approaches situations intellectually based on facts. It prompts the reader to describe experiences they've had with each state of mind.

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Understanding Your Mind States

The document discusses the three states of the human mind: the emotional mind, which is driven by feelings and impulses; the wise mind, which balances emotions and reason to respond thoughtfully; and the reasonable mind, which approaches situations intellectually based on facts. It prompts the reader to describe experiences they've had with each state of mind.

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MASTER YOUR EMOTIONS

WORKSHEET 3

UNDERSTANDING OUR THREE STATES OF MIND


UNDERSTANDING OUR THREE STATES OF MIND

Did you know that your mind has three states: The reasonable mind, the
emotional mind, and the wise mind. Everyone possesses each of these
three states, but most people gravitate toward a specific one the
majority of the time.

The Emotional The WISE The Reasonable


Mind Mind Mind

The Emotional Mind - The Wise Mind - refers to An individual uses


is used when feelings a balance between the their Reasonable
control an individual’s reasonable and emotional Mind when they
thoughts and halves. They are able to approach a situation
behaviour. They might recognise and respect intellectually. They
act impulsively with their feelings, while plan and make their
little regard for responding to them in a decisions based off
consequences. rational manner. of fact.

Describe experiences that you’ve had with each of the states of mind.

EMOTIONAL:

WISE:

REASONABLE:

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