becoming aware of your living process
embodiment involves coming into contact with here-and-now experience, loosening the grip of thinking and becoming aware of one’s living process. A different relationship with time (sometimes) is involved. One learns to attend to ‘duration’ and without continually making conceptual conclusions. Thoughts arise, but the thinking is an event in present process. This is the basis of intuition
- Moshe Feldenkrais, Potent Self
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experience link sense of physical presence
embodiment - a state in which every aspect of experience maintains some link with one’s sense of physical presence, or “lived body,” it is not
embodiment - a state in which every aspect of experience maintains some link with one’s sense of physical presence, or “lived body,” it is not