Interior Design and How it Affects your Mood
The old mystical ‘doctrine of correspondences’ declares that ‘as things are above, so they will be below’. In other words, conditions in the exterior world affect our inner moods; while conversely our inner state of being also affects the way our outer surroundings are ordered. When stripped down to its basic premises, this is a natural law that people would do well to be mindful of. On a personal level, it implies a profound connection between thought and speech, between a person’s intentions and actions, and between their personality and lifestyle. It is not only theologians and philosophers who have grasped this truth; the same thinking underlies many schools of psychology including neuro-linguistic programming (NLP), whereby patients are taught to remodel the way they think in order to change their perception of events in their lives.
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