So, What Is the Invisible String Theory?
In Chinese mythology, the invisible string theory is known as the red thread of fate.
In Chinese culture, the color red represents celebration, luck, and prosperity.
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She adds that “they may experience spontaneous encounters where they run into each other again and again.
Or they may break up only for their lives to intersect once more years later.”
Its Use in Relationships
Believing in the invisible string theory can help you have faith.
Walsh explains, “Invisible string theory can make singles complacent, letting time slip by.”
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Walsh centers the theory around a reduction in our anxiety that the belief could help with.
“Mythology is often used as an emotionalcopingmechanism against psychic (or psychological) pain.
It can provide an emotional framework to explain lifes bumps,” she says.
“It is clear thatchronic anxietyis detrimental to onesphysical health.
An increase ofcortisoland other stress hormones can suppress immune function.
Any strategy designed toreduce anxietycan improve ones health,” she says.
If it makes you feel better about life and love, go ahead and give it some further thought!
Your true love just may be tied to you already, via an invisible string.
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