As a psychologist it has long been evident that the emotional state or emotional field that one is embodying does contour perception and influence perceived meaning and significance. In different emotional states (or fields) we see things differently.<\/p>\n
Today’s assignment draws attention to recognizing the presence of “knowing” that is necessary and allows for any\u00c2\u00a0 experience. Regardless of the content, form or hue of the experience, knowing must be present and reveals itself in the act of knowing. Knowing must be our most intimate other, or perhaps it is no other : @ )<\/p>\n
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As a psychologist it has long been evident that the emotional state or emotional field that one is embodying does contour perception and influence perceived meaning and significance. In different emotional states (or fields) we see things differently. Today’s assignment … Continue reading