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The document discusses how using somatic metaphors can help people take control of their experiences, communicate effectively, and influence others. It states that to take control of the mind, one must first take control of the body. It suggests that the key to making right decisions lies not in thinking but in somatic awareness of how body experiences influence one's state. The document proposes that by learning to elicit, calibrate, and utilize somatic metaphors, one can shift experiences and influence others at will, allowing them to truly begin living.
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- 4. You must learn to take control of your body first if you want to take control of your mind
- 5. How can you know with certainty and conviction that the decision you're about to make is right? Image: children.foreignpolicyblogs.com
- 6. The key in making the right decision lies not in what you think or how you think. Image: brunodesbaumettes.overblog.com
- 8. What if you can Take Control Of Your Experience Communicate Effectively And Influence Others by using somatic metaphors?
- 9. What if you can recognize the physical and felt sense of body-based experience and how that influences and creates the experience you are having? Image: sashastergiou.tumblr.com
- 10. What if you can learn to elicit, calibrate and utilize somatic metaphors? Image: commons.wikimedia.org
- 11. What if you process the ability to use somatic metaphors to shift your own experience, and that of others, at will? Image: www.thresholdshealing.com
- 12. Joseph Riggio, Ph.D. A master of somatic coaching & facilitation Then you can truly begin living your life.