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# Emotional weather

Weather is a set of conditions and the state of elements (air, water, soil, temperature, and materials).

| Rainy                                                                          | Sunny                                                                                    |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| <p></p><ul><li>rain drops</li><li>black clouds</li><li>wet/humid air</li></ul> | <p></p><ul><li>white/no clouds</li><li>sun presence</li><li>Higher temperature</li></ul> |

![Moon gravity, clouds and our brain](/files/-MUb06hmrs6z5Mf4M0Hy)

The  same applies to our emotions

Emotions are a set of conditions or a state, that have an impact on thought process, physical feeling, energy levels, sense of self, confidence (our position in the environment).

### Cycle

The emotional weather cycle can be in hours and may not be regular/irregular based on our activities.

While, the atmospheric weather will have a cycle of few months, with a daily localized changes.

### What are our elements

Water (75% of the body composition), air, food, external (health, human influence, environmental influence). The elements, in a state of flux, defines weather.

Since the above elements vary so does our emotional weather.

### Consequences

* [x] change of choices, or consistency in choices
* [x] Unable to make a quick decision, with good consideration
* [x] Comfort (it have a contrast effect, with a baseline)
* [x] Confidence
* [x] Working efficiency fluctuates


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