When I ask how they want to feel, they usually give an answer that is what we might think of as the exact ? or close to the ? opposite of the not-good feeling.
To illustrate this: if the not-good feeling is ?confused,? the good feeling is likely to be ?clear?; if the not-good feeling is ?sad,? the good feeling is usually ?happy;? if the not-good feeling is ?trapped,? the good feeling is usually ?free;? if the not-good feeling is ?stressful,? the good feeling is likely to be ?peaceful? or ?relaxed? or ?calm.? And on and on, so that the feeling chosen to identify the positive opposite is close to the meaning of the opposite of the not-wanted feeling.
When I?m guiding a client to find the positive opposite of a feeling, I?m certainly not looking for a dictionary-approved antonym. My intention with this empowering practice, is to help a client to identify a place to move from a not-wanted feeling to a wanted feeling of the client?s choosing.
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