Focusing, According to My Friends
This is an introductory blog post to Focusing, based on posts by Rival Voices and Vivid Void.
This is an introductory blog post to Focusing, based on posts by Rival Voices and Vivid Void.
This post shares my current mental model for how The Path of Love unfoldsโhow developing skills associated with heart-centered cultivation grows and manifests over time.
The Bio-Emotive Framework is like an expansion pack for Gendlin Focusing, developed by Doug Tataryn, designed for emotional processing and release. The NEDERA Process is the technique for applying the Bio-Emotive Framework to resolve emotions.
What I am calling Heartspace practice is a way of intentionally exploring these connections between hearts, either in pairs or in larger groups. We consciously, intentionally, imaginally connect to others whom we share a strong bond with.
Last spring, a friend contacted me to introduce me to North Burn. North was beginning a project to host extended silent meditation retreats for dedicated practitioners in a beautiful setting in the Pacific Northwest.
As with most things in my life, Iโm not an expert in Tai Chi. But the little that I know, and that I practice each day, has brought me great joy and many benefits.
In this post, Iโll paint a picture of Rob Burbea, and what heโs meant to me and a number of my friends and peers. Iโll also share some suggestions about where to begin listening to Robโs talks.
It is possible to learn to give yourself bliss, pleasure, joy, happiness, and fulfillment, at any time, on demand.
Many spiritual seekers have discovered that sexuality has a powerful impact on religious and spiritual practices.
Standing meditation (or Zhan Zhuang) benefits your spiritual practice as well as your health.