Emotional reactivity almost always precludes conscious awareness. - TopicsExpress



          

Emotional reactivity almost always precludes conscious awareness. On the other hand, restraint and containment of expressive impulse allows us to become aware of our underlying postural attitude. Therefore it is the restraint that brings a feeling into conscious awareness. Change only occurs when there is mindfulness and mindfulness only occurs when there is bodily feeling (i.e. awareness of the postural attitude)....The uncoupling of sensation from image and thought is what diffuses the highly charged emotions and allows them to transform fluidly into sensation- based gradations of feelings. This is not at all the same as suppressing or repressing them. - Peter Levine, In An Unspoken Voice
Posted on: Fri, 25 Apr 2014 05:16:00 +0000

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