What is your Emotional Frequency? | Mitesh Khatri - Law of Attraction Coach #shorts

28 Dec 2024 · 1 min

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In this short video, Paridhi Dhingra explains that emotions function like addictions. She argues that people develop habitual patterns of either happiness or sadness, and then subconsciously look for reasons that justify those emotional states. Consequently, someone accustomed to feeling happy will create or notice reasons to stay happy, while a person habituated to sadness will find reasons to stay sad—even when external circumstances are objectively positive. The core message is that emotional frequency is a self‑reinforcing habit rather than a direct response to external events.

Our emotions are addictions. Positive addictions and negative emotions of positive emotions and negative emotions. Example, if somebody is used to being happy, he or she will find a reason to be happy. But if somebody is used to being sad and has a pattern, has a habit of being sad, they will find a reason to be sad. Believe it or not, people find a reason to be sad even though everything is perfect in their life.