The Language of the Heart: Understanding and Expressing Your True Feelings

In the meantime, Varela (1996) applied Laughlin's (Laughlin & Rock, 2013; concept presented by Laughlin at a conference in Osaka, Japan, in 1986 that Varela attended) term neurophenomenology to the study of subjective experience in a mindful state alongside scientific neuroscience. In order to study consciousness, neurophenomenology uses the method of phenomenological reduction (Cogan, 2015), or bracketing, the suspension of conceptualization and of one's habitual way of thinking about events and oneself to allow reflection on the emergence of the thoughts and sense experiences themselves. This orientation considers mind, lived body, and world as reciprocally overlapping and characterizes the relational as direct knowledge, or in Varela's (1996) words, embodiment as lived experience (p. 346). In the context of this discussion, embodiment will thus be defined as bodily direct knowledge, or the felt sense of the unfolding potential of the living self in the situations it is experiencing.

Struggling to understand your emotions? Feeling lost in a jumble of words? This book is your guide to emotional fluency. Learn to decode your feelings and express them authentically, fostering deeper connections and a more fulfilling life.

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Dr. Jonny, for your Cardiology course, I propose "Heart's Rhythm: Electrical to Mechanical." This book delves into the heart's magnificent symphony, exploring the intricate link between electrical impulses and the powerful muscle contractions that drive blood flow. We'll dissect cardiac electrophysiology, analyzing how electrical signals orchestrate coordinated muscle movements within the heart's conduction system. "Heart's Rhythm" goes beyond normal function. We'll explore abnormal rhythms (arrhythmias) and their impact on heart health, equipping you to recognize potential issues. The book dives into diagnostic tools like electrocardiograms (ECG) to visualize electrical activity and identify arrhythmias. We'll also analyze treatment options like medications, pacemakers, and ICDs to restore a healthy rhythm. Recognizing the importance of heart health, "Heart's Rhythm" explores how lifestyle choices influence the electrical and mechanical workings of the heart, empowering you to make informed decisions for a healthier you.

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In the meantime, Varela (1996) applied Laughlin s (Laughlin & Rock, 2013; concept presented by Laughlin at a conference in Osaka, Japan, in 1986 that Varela attended) term neurophenomenology to the study of subjective experience in a mindful state alongside scientific neuroscience. In order to study consciousness, neurophenomenology uses the method of phenomenological reduction (Cogan, 2015), or bracketing, the suspension of conceptualization and of one s habitual way of thinking about events and oneself to allow reflection on the emergence of the thoughts and sense experiences themselves. This orientation considers mind, lived body, and world as reciprocally overlapping and characterizes the relational as direct knowledge, or in Vareläs (1996) words, embodiment as lived experience (p. 346). In the context of this discussion, embodiment will thus be defined as bodily direct knowledge, or the felt sense of the unfolding potential of the living self in the situations it is experiencing.