<p>How do we know where a thought is coming from? How do we know if it should be taken seriously, believed and acted on? How do I know if its a logical thought or a fear based response of my heart disguised as a logical thought?  </p>

How do we know where a thought is coming from? How do we know if it should be taken seriously, believed and acted on? How do I know if its a logical thought or a fear based response of my heart disguised as a logical thought?

<p>How do we know where a thought is coming from? How do we know if it should be taken seriously, believed and acted on? How do I know if its a logical thought or a fear based response of my heart disguised as a logical thought? &nbsp;</p>

How do I know if my heart is thinking or my mind is thinking?

“To open hearts, to see and know what one sees, this is the point of Chassidus…”

Devori Nussbaum is a psychotherapist and lover of the teachings of Chassidus. 

Email your questions, topics you'd like covered, or to sponsor an episode Devorinussbaum@gmail.com

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“To open hearts, to see and know what one sees, this is the point of Chassidus…” Devori Nussbaum is a psychotherapist and lover of the teachings of Chassidus. Email your questions, topics you'd like covered, or to sponsor an episode Devorinussbaum@gmail.com

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