Head and Heart -thinking children LO25036

From: Dan Bishop (danbishop@heartmath.com)
Date: 07/05/00


Replying to LO24916 --

Andrew Campbell asked what the characters are:

The ancient Chinese symbol for the word "listen" has the 5 characters in
it. One of them is the heart. The symbol for the word "think" has 2
characters. A child's head and a heart.

"The modern-day pictogram for listen is composed of symbols for ear, king,
eye, and heart, the fifth character is a One. The meaning is to listen
with the ear, giving respect as you would a king, watching with the eye,
and doing this with a full heart. The ancient pictogram for "think"
represents a baby's skull connected to the heart. The meaning is to that
to think requires an open mind connected to the heart. An ancient
dictionary definition describes the "silk threads" that connect brain and
heart."

Excerpted from the book:

>From Chaos to Coherence
Advancing Emotional and Organizational
Intelligence Through Inner Quality Management
Doc Childre and Bruce Cryer

http://www.FromChaostoCoherence.com/

The Institute of HeartMath has done interesting research on the
implications and applications of the new understandings of the head
heart connection http://www.heartmath.org

Take care,

Dan

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