WHY IS A “GUT FEELING” TRUTHFUL: PART 1 - LESSONS & IN INDIA

Why do people say: “I trust my “gut feeling” in making decisions”? Or, “it just doesn’t “feel” right.” Be truthful, we all have said those phrases. Even when words are used to persuade, we rely on the emotional response. A classic case of verbal vs. nonverbal communication. Often verbal interaction loses to brain-controlled non verbal communication. Why? The words are congruent; in agreement; compatible. What does that mean? The definition: chosen words agree with the emotions or attitudes displayed by the nonverbal communication. You feel everything is truthful and honest. But why do you sometimes feel something “just isn’t right.” “I have a bad feeling about this.” The answer: the person’s gestures, postures, positions and distance do not support the spoken words.That “gut feeling” is the result of an emotion automatically identified by an experienced event taking place. Maybe, while talking, a person: Touched their face or neck, and Leaned into your “personal space”, and Stood when you were seated That nonverbal communication actions could cause the basic emotions of: Trust Mistrust Anticipation Joy Anger Surprise Disgust Fear Sadness It’s important to know why people effect your “feelings.” But also, how your nonverbal communication app effects your friends, family, co-workers and acquaintances emotions toward you. Fact: silent body movements, not words, creates “feelings” between individuals. That is why BodyChats was created. Install BodyChats free on the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. And visit www.body-chats.com to get a better understanding of how to control the “vibe” you create for others to feel.