"self experience" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to experiences or lessons learned from personal experience, meaning experience which is unique to a single person. For example, "I've come to realize the importance of self experience in developing my skills."
Those with divided self experience a war within; their lives are "little more than a series of zig zags," their "spirit wars with their flesh, they wish for incompatibles" and "their lives are one long drama of repentance and of effort to repair misdemeanors and mistakes".
Those are the sorts of self-discovery insights that make the Quantified Self experience so rewarding.
According to James, all types of self experience are accompanied by corresponding emotional representations, which are the fundamental elements of the self (James, 1890).
The result is that we let price or label or flowery menu descriptions substitute for our own self experience".
Don a mask and free yourself from your own sense of self, experience the freedom of revelry.
At the time, ChinaDaily.com reported that Ai believed that "the basic concept behind the work is to create a condition which encourages self experience and extends people's participation of art".
There were two paperbacks: Christopher Bollas's "Becoming a Character: Psychoanalysis and Self-Experience," bought for a course I took, and Edward Lazarus's Supreme Court memoir, "Closed Chambers," which I had skimmed.
A focus on embodied self-experience inevitably leads to a decisive widening of the discussion.
So it all came down to self-experience, self-discipline, and self-education.
"No one is born fully-formed: it is through self-experience in the world that we become what we are".
From a phenomenological perspective, in extreme cases of depression, the intentional structures that give rise to self-experience and intentionality would be weakened, if not altogether disturbed.
