Definition:
process based practices that facilitate the unfolding of our true nature.
Process:
- uses presence and focused awareness on several aspects of their immediate experience including:
- breath
- body in asana held at one's edge (therapeutic discomfort)
- the many emotions that arise are an expression of the 5 koshas.
- refined awareness of these koshas allows the client to gain valuable awareness valuable and meaningful information about themselves, ranging from
- insights into samskaras/underlying behavioral tendencies
- vasanas/underlying postural way of being
- witnessing by a practitioner MIRRORING them their VIJNANAMAYA KOSHA (their layer of being that has the capacity to receive all experience free from judgement.-accelerates their ability to access their own deeper layers of wisdom
- GUIDED MEDITATION: final and most important aspect of the session where integration is achieved.
- process of discernment that guides the client directly to their own source of wisdom, acceptance and truth.
- client accesses highest state of mind-buddhi
- vijnana is directly informed from anandamaya kosha (pur bliss) and and divine consciousness of the soul.
- allows for meaningful and profound changes in one's life
- based on the work of Carl Rogers and Malcolm Knowles (psychotherapy)
- therapist always provides PROCESS, not CONTENT (does not manipulate or guide experience)
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