I know that the benefits of writing extend beyond the way it creatively engages the intellect.
Writing can be an emotionally rewarding way of letting go of pent up stress and sorrow.
It’s good to control and override stressful emotional impulses but it serves no benefit if we keep them inside of us. You may find yourself ina situation where you Now look, the physical and mental health positive parts of writing include ‘long term’ reductions in stress levels and depressive symptoms. Besides, they look for to live as long as possible and run the show. Whenever eating healthy, and getting enough sleep, it seems like writing can be akin to exercise. Our emotional well being is just as important as our physical wellbeing and writing isa great way to keep ourselves emotionally fit. We are getting those thoughts and emotions out of our body and into the zoo, when we write.
Thoughts and emotions are like little life forms in our body.
Your mistakes are all a part of the process of becoming a better person so it’s crucial to document the mistake and the overall lesson learned from it.
This journal will document the gradual strengthening of your mind and the evolutionary process of who you have become. This will only work if you are honest about yourself and you truly document your contributions to the scenarios that made you feel a certain way. People who suffer from a long time disease or illness can benefit from writing. In 2013,New Zealand researchersmonitored the recovery of wounds from medically necessary biopsies on 49 healthy adults.
All the subjects had a biopsy on the arm and after two weeks.
For 3 days the participants wrote about upsetting events or daily activitiesfor 20 minutes every day.
Remarkably, another study suggests that writing can might be able to see patterns of how certain emotional conflicts arise.
Writing helps you enter a flow state in which all the built up emotions rush out of your heart and mind and onto the paper. Besides, a gradual collection of emotional experiences may be documented throughout your life, when you write vividly and honestly about your experiences and how you feel. Participants were less going to have illnesses and less gonna experience trauma because of writing about traumatic, emotional, and stressful events.