Healing and Evolving the Emotional Nature in Madison, Wisconsin

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Identifying and Working with Emotional Behaviors: Part 2 of 2 of an Emotional Nature Study

We will examine some of the more familiar emotional behaviors that all individuals instinctively inherit. According to the Ageless Wisdom Traditions humans, by nature, share similar patterns of emotional reactions that have been unconsciously developed and instinctively passed-on. Fortunately, these behaviors, and their purpose, are understandable and through their study one can learn how to constructively work with them as well as successfully adjust their expression. In this series we are not only going to consider these behaviors in depth, as per motives and qualities, but also how one improves (as well as heals) those that are creating difficulties in their life. Join me in an informative and revealing study of how the basic emotional behaviors work.

There are six segments in this second part of a two part series. The segments need to be studied in order. Also, part one of the series needs to be completed before taking the second part of the series. Two segments can be studied in a 2 ½ to 3 hour group class. You could study the segments individually in mentoring sessions.

For cost and schedule, please see the events calendar & fee pages and/or contact Arline.

1) Human Fear and the Behaviors it Creates: In this segment, we will examine one of the foundational components of the emotional self – that of the feelings of fear. We will look closely at how this instinctive energy shapes one’s emotional behaviors and thought perceptions.

2) Human Desire and the Behaviors it Creates: In this segment, we will consider the polar opposite sense of primal fear – that of the feelings of primal passion. We will examine how our natural passions create desire in our body and how that shapes our emotional behaviors.

3) Emotional Control Behaviors: In this segment, we consider some of the more familiar emotional behaviors that deal with an individual’s need to control. We will consider how to handle such behaviors as well as explore how to alter their expression.

4) Emotional Victim Behaviors: In this segment, we will look at some of the typical emotional behaviors based on the feelings of being victimized. We will consider how to handle such behaviors as well as explore how to alter their expression.

5) The Need for Power and the Emotional Behaviors it Creates: This segment focuses on emotional behaviors that emanate from an individual’s need to be in control of their environment as well as others. We will consider how to handle such behaviors as well as explore how to alter their expression.

6) The Need to Reject Power and the Emotional Behaviors it Creates: In this segment we will examine various behaviors based on one’s emotional need to reject their power. We will consider how to handle such behaviors as well as explore how to alter their expression.

Note: Michael Strelcheck has written these hand-outs and has given permission for Arline Rowden to use them in the classes she is offering. She will be purchasing these sets from Michael. This series was presented by Michael Strelcheck at the Sunday Afernoon Unity classes in Madison. Arline has been studying the emotional nature with Michael since 2004.