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For example, John Deigh (1994) writes of how our perception of certain qualities may be realised in our felt response to them: I may register the scariness of something in my feeling of being scared, rather than say in an affect-neutral perception of some quality as scary, which then engenders a felt response.
There is nothing to our bodies but our felt perceptions of them.
When, on the other hand, we dwell on thoughts of love, connection, hope and possibility, then those thoughts become our felt experience as well.
But this new entry has our felt friends emerging out of exile and in arguably peak form, and it makes a strong argument for ending on top.
These new technologies, which are being learned and mastered by practitioners around the world, tune in to a very different story: the story stored in our body, in our "felt sense".
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