Experience refers to the things that appear to us within our shifting states of consciousness. Edmund Husserl who founded the systemic and reflexive study of the essence of consciousness, calls the philosophy of Experience, Phenomenology.
Phenomenology values Experiences. Phenomena are a means to finally grasp the absolute, logical and ontological spirit that regards the inner and outer worlds from the first-person point of view. To acknowledge Experience is to validate subjectivity and our capacity to Know things from the basis of our individual intuitions.
In the innerdance, experiences come alive in heightened awareness. All of a sudden, we make direct connections between What We See, Hear and Feel, with What We Know and What We Are.
Phenomenology values Experiences. Phenomena are a means to finally grasp the absolute, logical and ontological spirit that regards the inner and outer worlds from the first-person point of view. To acknowledge Experience is to validate subjectivity and our capacity to Know things from the basis of our individual intuitions.
In the innerdance, experiences come alive in heightened awareness. All of a sudden, we make direct connections between What We See, Hear and Feel, with What We Know and What We Are.
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Cristina shares:
"I saw myself walking through the forest and suddenly, I looked at my feet and they became invisible. I looked up and my whole body kept disappearing. I became totally invisible and my body became part of the world, of the planet, of the air so that I was inside this air, so much so that I even raised my arms and my body formed a tornado that started to glide through the planet and I was able to see it and feel it." Nataly writes: "I worked with a young boy using the innerdance playlists. I was surprised to see that within the sound process, he was able to enter a past life regression where he visited people, pictures and symbols that allowed him to understand his life's current blockages, strengths and patterns that might allow him to grow more healthily as an integrated man out of his internal capacities founded on wisdom and courage." |
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Jacques Lacan describes the Imaginary Register to be the dimension in which we internalize the Image of the Real. The Imaginary mediates the inner and outer world and the space between the ego and the images it holds by integrating the many fragments that come through the senses (sight, sound, feelings, pain, pleasure) into a coherent oneness, a Self-Image made up of many parts.