Thursday, October 15, 2009

TEARS

Dear all,
I would like to share an interesting info which I read n an magazine. we all have different opinion about "tears". ya very true, but just spend a couple of minutes in reading this my friends..I have tried to reproduce as much as possible.

"Tears at the right time and in the right place have such healing powers as to make them seem almost holy. If something is worth your love, it is worth your tears."

When you can say it, you say it. When you are not able to say it, it comes out as tears.

People say, “I don't know why I cried so much?” In fact, if you know why, you will not cry. It's only when an experience incapacitates the mind, it comes out as tears. If the mind can comprehend the emotion, then it won't come out as tears.

Holding back tears is painful, causing muscle tension and chest discomfort. Controlling tears makes you sick. The muscle tension required to put on a 'brave' face and to control your tears is responsible for much of your high blood pressure and coronary artery diseases. Tears that do not find expression through the eyes will cause some other organ to weep, which are the various diseases. Having a good cry is a cathartic experience, while suppressing tears create stress. It is typical for asthma sufferers to report that they do not often cry. And, after they learn to shed tears the frequency of their asthma attacks reduces.

Don't be afraid to cry. Never be ashamed of your tears. Expressing your tears is vital to mental and physical health. Teaching boys that men do not cry is lying to them about the importance of tears. Women of today, assuming masculine roles in the workplace, have also acquired a masculine style of inhibiting tears. As a result, they are now developing disease patterns similar to that of men's.

Tears confirm you are still capable of deep emotions. Tears reveal you are able to feel deeply. Tears simply mean you are still human. If something is worth your love, it is worth your tears.