October 9 2007 #132
The Inner Child and Focusing ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Someone writes: "When some Focusing writers talk about ‘inner child’ issues they say there is no…
The Inner Child and Focusing ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Someone writes: "When some Focusing writers talk about ‘inner child’ issues they say there is no…
Before I get into today’s tip, I wanted to add to last week’s discussion of non-dualistic Buddhist meditation teachers. I realized that…
Does meditation exile part of us? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ruth writes, "One question was around the connections between Focusing and Buddhism, and meditation in…
What About Feelings in the Face and Neck? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Paul asks, "I understood that for Focusing and finding a handle you should…
Why It’s Important to Feel the Whole Thing ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Justin writes: "When you (and Gendlin) write about ‘feeling all that, the whole…
When Something Won't Move ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Johanna writes: "I have a question for you which I can hope you can answer. "I really…
Before I get into this week’s topic I’ve got some feedback on a past issue to pass along: Catherine writes: "It’s always…
Before I get into this week’s topic I want to reassure those of my readers who’ve gotten into a bit of a…
The Felt Sense is Not the Usual Emotions ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Focusing is a process of being with felt senses, listening to them, getting…
The Felt Sense is Always the Difference Last week I wrote about the difference between Focusing and some of the techniques used…
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