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action steps
anatman
appreciation
art
See also creative process
attachment
attention
bare
shifting
See also friendly attending; mindfulness; “reversal of attention”
autopoiesis
awareness
biology and
exercises in
in Mindful Focusing Protocol
panoramic
Basho, Matsuo
Bert and I (record)
bodily felt sense. See felt senses
body
awareness
emotions and
gate of
noticing felt senses in
as process
body-knowing
See also felt senses
Boulder, Colorado
brain, hemispheres of
breath, use of
Briefly It Enters, and Briefly Speaks (Kenyon)
Brower, Reuben
Buddha
Buddhist meditation
See also mindfulness-awareness meditation
carrying forward
central spring
change
inner
paradox of
Chicago, University of
cognitive neuroscience
communication
See also deep listening
compassion
See also self-empathy
conceptual mind
conflict, working with
consciousness
contemplative practices
See also mindfulness-awareness meditation
cool boredom
Cornell, Ann Weiser
creative process
decision-making
Felt-Sense Decision Protocol
options in
deep listening
Descartes, René
“Dialogue of Self and Soul, A” (Yeats)
Dickinson, Emily
Dillard, Annie
direct referent
disidentification
dispassion
Dogen
Duncan, Isadora
“Easter 1916” (Yeats)
Eliot, T. S.
emotions
felt sense and
painful, working with
using emotion words
empathic inquiry
fear and
in Mindful Focusing Protocol
empathy
in listening
exercises
on befriending inner critic
composing haiku
decisions from felt sense
describing felt senses
dropping story line
emotions and felt senses
empathic inquiry
enlarging space
finding action steps
friendly attending
GAP
“How’s It Going?”
importance of
just listening
noticing “something”
noticing what the body is holding
physical sensations and felt senses
reading with felt sense
self-empathy
sensing for the more
with a situation
taking turns
vicarious felt sense
wandering with wonder
on what wants attention
experience, direct
fear, working with
Felt-Sense Decision Protocol
felt senses
benefits of
challenges of
conceptual thinking and
in creative process
in daily life
describing
dialogue with
engaging
example of working with
evolutionary significance of
group process and
in Mindful Focusing Protocol
nonconceptuality of
noticing
paradoxical quality of
and physical sensations, differentiating
presence of
as protection
reason and
story lines and
understanding from
uses of term
vicarious
in working with situations
felt shifts
“first thought”
Focusing
Focusing (Gendlin)
Four Quartets (Eliot)
Friedman, Tom
friendly attending
emotions and
felt sense and
in Mindful Focusing Protocol
self-empathy and
in working with conflict
full emptiness
functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI)
gap
Gendlin, Eugene
See also Focusing; Philosophy of the Implicit
Ginsberg, Alan
Glassman, Bernie
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von
Greyston Foundation
grounded aware presence (GAP)
basis of
deep listening from
felt sense and
in Mindful Focusing Protocol
habitual tendencies
haiku
Halifax, Nova Scotia
Hamill, Sam
Hammarskjold, Dag
holding and letting
holding the question
inner critic
Inner Relationship Focusing
insight
intention
interbeing
journal, helpfulness of
Kabat-Zinn, Jon
Kandinsky, Vasily
Karmê Chöling
Keats, John
Kenyon, Jane
King, Jr., Martin Luther
listening. See deep listening
Magic Eye picture
mandala principle
Maturana, Humberto
McGavin, Barbara
meditation. See mindfulness-awareness meditation
Meditation in Action (Trungpa Rinpoche)
meta-awareness
Mindsight (Siegel)
mind
See also conceptual mind
Mindful Brain, The (Siegel)
Mindful Focusing
basis of
gap and
purposes of
Mindful Focusing Protocol
mindfulness
mindfulness-awareness meditation
Mipham Rinpoche, Sakyong
Naropa University (formerly Naropa Institute)
needs, honoring and meeting
negative capability
nonself
Nonviolent Communication (NVC)
panoramic awareness
perception
phantom limb syndrome
Philosophy of the Implicit
“interaction first”
See also carrying forward
poetry
presence
Process Model, A (Gendlin)
Ramachandran
receiving
reflecting
relationships
resonating
“reversal of attention”
Rogers, Carl
Rosenberg, Marshall
rupture and reattunement
sadness, positive
Samye Ling
Schocken, Salman
Schocken Books
self-awareness
self-empathy
inner critic and
other-empathy and
painful emotions and
sovereign self and
in working with conflict
self-transcendence
Shambhala International
Siegel, Daniel
Snow Man, The (Stevens)
sovereign self
decision-making and
evolution of
space of
in working with conflict
Stevens, Wallace
stopped processes
story line
superego
Tail of the Tiger (Karmê Chöling)
Terence
therapists, need for
Thich Nhat Hanh
thoughts, discursive
Tibetan Buddhism
Trungpa Rinpoche, Chögyam
on body process
on creative process
haiku of
on living in the present
on mindfulness
on square zero
unconscious, views of
values, clarifying
Varela, Francisco
wisdom
writing
See also haiku
Yeats, William Butler
“yogurt phase”
“You Might Be Tired of the Seat That You Deserve” (Trungpa Rinpoche)