Sentence examples for inner sensations from inspiring English sources

The highest density of proprioceptive and interoceptive receptors are found within the fascial tissue, because the fascial net plays an important role in the perception of inner sensations [20].

This means that if sounds were inner sensations, or mechanical events at the ear, we would be almost always mistaken in our aural perceptions, at least on important aspects of the sound.

I had just been lucky enough to be taught that these inner sensations I thought were very intense and even uncomfortably strange could actually be experienced as something joyous and delightful.

Thus, mindfulness encompasses more than awareness of inner sensations by including awareness of cognitive thoughts of any kind, which are not excluded from the body awareness construct [71].

The following four inter-related dimensions emerged (Table 5): Perceived body sensations or the ability to note changes in body processes, to identify inner sensations (e.g. a tight muscle, fatigue, warmth, pain) and to discern subtle bodily cues indicating varying functional states of the body or its organs and the emotional/physiological state.

Body awareness - attending to, and identifying the inner sensations and overall state of the body and its changes in response to emotional and environmental shifts - is often viewed as an outcome of CAM use.

Bring your attention to your belly and the inner sensation of the breath rising and falling in that area.

"We might have a tool to help control the inner sensation of craving," said Nora D. Volkow, director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse, which helped fund Omneuron's research into addiction.

When he comes back from the effects of a heart attack in his garden, it is with inner sensation – "an audible pop in the ears" – and a kind of self-spectatorship: "a rich consciousness of solitude, and a feeling of love and admiration for this big stolid body I was in".

He treats these terms as equivalent: perception, consciousness, testimony, inner sensation.

Malebranche also held that it is obvious by "inner sensation" that we are genuinely free.