According to HeartMath, “heart intelligence is really the source of emotional
intelligence.” Researchers now believe that you do a type of ‘thinking’ with
your heart. Because the heart is a subconscious organ, however, it must
communicate with the brain in order for you to become ‘consciously aware’ of
what your heart is thinking. Your heart and brain neurons communicate
continually through what has been called an unmediated channel (described as
having no valves or governers). As with your brain, your heart can be happy,
angry, fearful, or sad. Without even knowing about neurons in the heart, poets
and writers have written about how this organ thinks and feels. The English
language (and likely many others) contains euphemistic phrases to describe how
the heart thinks and feels: heartache, heartbreak, broken heart, anguished
heart, heart-felt, generous heart, disheartened, burden on my heart, hard
heart, soft heart, no heart, pounding heart, trembling heart, lighthearted,
heartburn, and so on.
You may want to check out https://www.heartmath.com/
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