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**Haibundadam** · 04-13-2007, 05:15 AM

I think that tempestinateapot made a good point. Just because you are experiencing a strong emotion doesn't mean that it is giving you energy. In fact a lot of the time with strong emotions you "spend your energy" feeling them. Like when you cry for like 3 hours you feel spent after words, you use up all that negative energy that is resting inside of you. Same with anger, although I think anger can be a lot more dangerous.

A cause of depression could be an energetic issue just as much as an issue with the chemicals in your brain. Just because "modern medicine" has diagnosed it one way, doesn't mean that it is necessarily true. People are still far from understanding the brain.

04-13-2007, 05:15 AM	#32
Haibundadam Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 434 Senior Member	I think that tempestinateapot made a good point. Just because you are experiencing a strong emotion doesn't mean that it is giving you energy. In fact a lot of the time with strong emotions you "spend your energy" feeling them. Like when you cry for like 3 hours you feel spent after words, you use up all that negative energy that is resting inside of you. Same with anger, although I think anger can be a lot more dangerous. A cause of depression could be an energetic issue just as much as an issue with the chemicals in your brain. Just because "modern medicine" has diagnosed it one way, doesn't mean that it is necessarily true. People are still far from understanding the brain.
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