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Emotional Clearing in Meditation

In November 2015 my life circumstances underwent a rare convergence of events, all sorts of things fell into place, and I was able to participate in a one-month Co-working Retreat Program at the Center for Mindful Learning in Vermont (I highly recommend this retreat center).   As excited as I was, I was also quite terrified.   Not a lot of Formal Sitting practice but... I hadn't been to a formal retreat for decades and my daily routine did not include a formal sitting practice. (I had however been "sitting" once a week with my wife, my brothers and a few close friends for a few decades).  I started into the retreat with 6 to 8 hours of sitting a day, to find myself actually settling into some fairly deep states.  This surprised not only me, but the wonderful, wise, and compassionate Soryu Foral, [...]

By |2017-12-02T11:31:06-06:00September 1st, 2017|EBIQ Integral, Emotions, The Four Facets|3 Comments

We Are All Alexithymic

A nine minute talk presented at the symposium “Working With Feelings: Affect and the Practice of Everyday Life”, St. John’s College, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada (March 12, 2010). BEF we_are_all_alexithymic_v5

By |2017-07-04T23:22:05-05:00July 4th, 2017|Emotions|0 Comments

The Nine Core Feelings

I "discovered" these nine core feelings after three years of data collection with my clients (presented at the 2010 Integral Theory Conference). After I arranged them into this table their relationships and meanings became much clearer and this table became the foundation of the Bio-Emotive Framework, giving rise to the three-step sequence of emotional processing: Interpersonal feelings elicit core feelings which in turn elicit emotions (and their behaviours) The video series goes into detail about how and why these are such powerful words and yet ask a person how they are feeling and very few will actually come up with any of them (see cultural alexithymia). If you want to get a sense of how potent they can be, try sitting quietly and saying "I feel X" (where X is one of the core feelings) out loud to yourself or a partner two [...]

By |2024-08-03T20:54:50-05:00July 4th, 2017|Emotions|0 Comments

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