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We like to believe that thinking and feeling live on opposite ends of the mind. But neuroscience tells a different story. Emotion isn't a distraction from logic - it is logic, written in the language of the body and interpreted by the brain. The Logic of Feeling is a groundbreaking exploration of how emotions drive cognition, shape perception, and silently determine the quality of our reasoning. Drawing on research in affective neuroscience, behavioral psychology, and decision theory, Dr. Elias Varon reveals how the emotional brain sets the parameters within which the rational mind operates. Every bias, belief, and breakthrough begins with a feeling. Through vivid examples and elegant clarity, this book shows: how emotions act as cognitive filters that color every memory and judgment; why intuition is often more precise than analysis; how emotional regulation rewires thought patterns; and how emotional awareness forms the foundation of true intelligence. Each chapter bridges science and self-mastery, guiding the reader through the architecture of emotional processing, the biases that shape our perception, and the techniques to achieve emotional-cognitive integration - a state where logic and empathy coexist as allies, not rivals. This is not another self-help manual on ""staying calm."" It is an intellectual journey into the hidden logic of human feeling - the invisible system that decides what we notice, how we reason, and who we become. By learning to read this logic, you'll uncover the emotional algorithms behind your thoughts, transform reactive patterns into reflective strength, and cultivate a mind that feels deeply and thinks clearly.

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