Embodiment During a Heatwave?
/Going outside felt like walking into an oven or like being punctured by thousands of hot little needles, one in every skin pore.
Read MoreGoing outside felt like walking into an oven or like being punctured by thousands of hot little needles, one in every skin pore.
Read MoreAfter explaining these phenomena to my client, I suggested she notice any sense of diminished movement on the affected side. To become more aware of the space around her body she could imagine a sphere—something like a snow globe—and standing within it, notice differences her sense of the qualities of the space on each side.
Read MoreSandra Blakeslee’s book, The Body Has A Mind of Its Own, explains the neuroscience of brain mapping—the way your brain is organized to run your body. Brain maps for sensation and movement, interwoven like figures in an intricate mandala, make is possible for you to scratch your nose when it itches instead of poking yourself in the eye…
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