How could human emotions directly affect the physical world, its stability, and its weather?

What circumstances would be required for a world in which human emotions directly affected the physical world. For example, if a person grew angry, releasing a burst of electrical energy which would turn into heat - the heat would warm air molecules, causing them to rise creating a wind current. What would the attributes of the world or an evolution of the human body need to become in order for human emotions to create storms or other phenomena?

According to a book by Dr. Guy Brown, "If two people, standing an arm's length apart, were each to have 1 percent more electrons than protons in their bodies, they would be blown apart by an electric force sufficient to move the weight of the entire earth". However, I am assuming that even the slightest imbalance of electrons and protons in humans would result in our death.

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