The Genesis and Journey of Thought

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r</figcaption></figure>The sensation S produces an emotion E (4) which in turn generates a molecule on the physical plane M (5). On the physical plane, the molecule cascades into a molecular stream which induces a specific behaviour in you (6).<figure id="81fa"><img src="https://cdn-images-1.readmedium.com/v2/resize:fit:800/1*vSvj-T8_ozH8uTa1nFUw3g.png"><figcaption>Picture: With multiple viewers, <a href="undefined">Sridhar Pai Tonse</a>, author</figcaption></figure>The emotion molecule and behavior induced may vary for different viewers. Since the number of objects viewed, triggers generated are so many thousands, certain desensitization may have already happened to most of us. The partial deadening of sensation is an unfortunate consequence of an over-stimulation of triggers (not to mention social media or digital screens which flash thousands of pixels every minute).The viewer may categorize t

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he sensation produced as good, bad, or neutral based on the emotions triggered. For those sharing the sensation and labeling, that would be a shared ‘moment’.Shared moments generate feedback (7), are valuable, and help create strong emotional bonds. Emotional bonds always leave a memory.<figure id="c9c1"><img src="https://cdn-images-1.readmedium.com/v2/resize:fit:800/1*H4R7UzzrhFwHkJuvls8sFg.png"><figcaption>Picture: Moments create feedback, <a href="undefined">Sridhar Pai Tonse</a>, author</figcaption></figure>Feedback enriches memory and builds up an archive of experiences. How does this impact your thinking and behavior? Watch this space for continued analysis.About the Author: Sharing thoughts and experiences. Seasoned consultant, business coach, and mentor to entrepreneurs, founders. Soon launching digital advisory services. Stay connected: [email protected]</article></body>

From my yet to launch, ‘My Mind and I’, a picture-essay series

Picture: Sitting quietly, Sridhar Pai Tonse, author

I am rarely alone. A stray thought appears.

Very quickly it multiplies into a series of thoughts. Before I know it, I am engulfed in an ocean of thoughts. This is normal and happens always.

Sometimes an external object O appears in view (1). The object triggers a thought T (2), which triggers a sensation S (3). What happens next?

Picture: The progress of thought, Sridhar Pai Tonse, author

The sensation S produces an emotion E (4) which in turn generates a molecule on the physical plane M (5). On the physical plane, the molecule cascades into a molecular stream which induces a specific behaviour in you (6).

Picture: With multiple viewers, Sridhar Pai Tonse, author

The emotion molecule and behavior induced may vary for different viewers. Since the number of objects viewed, triggers generated are so many thousands, certain desensitization may have already happened to most of us. The partial deadening of sensation is an unfortunate consequence of an over-stimulation of triggers (not to mention social media or digital screens which flash thousands of pixels every minute).

The viewer may categorize the sensation produced as good, bad, or neutral based on the emotions triggered. For those sharing the sensation and labeling, that would be a shared ‘moment’.

Shared moments generate feedback (7), are valuable, and help create strong emotional bonds. Emotional bonds always leave a memory.

Picture: Moments create feedback, Sridhar Pai Tonse, author

Feedback enriches memory and builds up an archive of experiences. How does this impact your thinking and behavior? Watch this space for continued analysis.

About the Author: Sharing thoughts and experiences. Seasoned consultant, business coach, and mentor to entrepreneurs, founders. Soon launching digital advisory services. Stay connected: [email protected]