Does the Heart Have a Brain?

Have you ever wondered why the heart is considered the source of all forms of human emotion? The good (love, wisdom, gratitude) and the bad (fear, anger, jealousy)? Throughout the ages we have believed that these feelings come more from the heart than the brain.

Why Do You Suppose That Is?

The answer possibly lies in the fact that the heart radiates more electromagnetic energy than any other part of the body. In fact the heart is like the body’s sun in that it can radiate energy up to ten feet out from the skin. And who hasn’t felt the shine of a person, or the gloom, the moment he or she entered a room? The physical clues are obvious: a happy person generally moves faster and more upright while a depressed person often lowers the head and shuffles. Yet beyond these physical cues we all possess the ability to sense another person’s mood through the energy they radiate.