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Felt Sense: The Vitality and Liveliness of Our Inner World November 22, 2016 . 15 Comments
As we begin, here is an invitation for you: In your mind’s eye, create a mental picture of a wolf. The wolf is alone; perhaps he is a young male who’s just left his mother’s side, ... Read More
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Gendlin’s View of Human Being: Interaction First September 7, 2012 . 9 Comments
My last piece on focusing ended with a definition of felt sensing as a “temporary wave, from the sea of being” (Madison, G.). What is meant by a temporary wave from the sea of being? It ... Read More
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Bodily Felt Sensing, the Heart of Gendlin’s Experiential Philosophy May 21, 2012 . 4 Comments
In my first piece, I said “we want to move into the place where meanings can reconstellate…we sit quietly, eyes lowered, with attention inside.” But what precisely are we paying attention ... Read More
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Experiential Theory: Psychotherapy’s Well-Kept Secret March 13, 2012 . 7 Comments
“This is a healing. I haven’t allowed myself to heal. I didn’t understand it. I mean I heard what people said when they said this, but I didn’t understand it – until now.” – ... Read More