Expanding Human Senses from Five to 12: From Rudolf Steiner's 12 Senses to VAKOG to KAVOG (Best Practices in Energy Medicine)
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Author(s)Bruce Dickson
ISBN / ASINB00WO1BJRQ
ISBN-13978B00WO1BJR1
Sales Rank1,240,856
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
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14,000 words ~
Puppies have five senses. Humans are more than puppies. How did human beings get limited to only the same five senses a puppy has?
A short history of how this happened. The progress since towards more expanded, flexible views of human sensing, in the context of the Three Selves and Energy Medicine. Written for purposes of sensory experiments, self-healing and Energy Medicine.
Emphasizes how conscious-waking-self and inner child can have different most-open sensory channels. How this contributes to "being of two minds," self-isolation, and dissociation between conscious self and inner child.
Emphasizes Rudolf Steiner's 12 senses, can be usefully regrouped with all seven felt-senses first. Seven out of 12 senses group as kinesthetic highlights felt-sensing and Emotional Intelligence.
Includes the full chapter from Composing Your Own Vision of Whole-Child Education which includes an annotated modern version of Rudolf Steiner's original talk on the 12 senses to the first teachers of the first Waldorf school.
Table of Contents
How is the human psyche patterned?
Human perception is patterned thru our 12 senses
Second opinions assist us to triangulate
Triangulating outer and inner reality
It takes not one but two senses to perceive a red circle
Which senses do you use in your spiritual exercises?
"Senses" as "maps"
The map is not the territory
1975: VAKOG
When conscious self and basic self have different most-open sensory channels
Differing most-open sensory channels as “being of two minds”
Sensory awakening
How we got limited to only five senses
Humans the same as puppies?
Rudolf Steiner's 12 human senses
1919: Study of Man
The kinesthetic senses, regrouped in Healing Toolbox
1983: Multiple Intelligences raises the profile of “feeling”
1990s: MBTI proposes a 50-50 balance between T and F functions
1993 and on-going: Emotional Inteligence establishes a post-modern "Feeling"
2010: From VAKOG to KVAOG
To Learn More:
How we change lanes in traffic
Representations are the meaning of meaning
Pattern: known and unknown in the psyche
The conscious self lives only in the known, "lighted" area (RS)
Dim and dark regions both above and below
"Mood of death" and "mood of birth" as kinesthetic senses
Not four, not seven, not twelve: three
What is a percept?
Mankind is instinct-deficient
Appreciating our senses
Sensing is like dreaming
The 12 Senses
It takes two senses to see a red circle
We combine percepts from several senses all day long
How we triangulate reality
An intro to Waldorf remedial education, Extra Lesson
Meaning trumps VAKOG
Sensory exercises with personal info
Generalization, distortion, deletion and exaggeration
Find Health Intuitive Bruce Dickson http://www.healingtoolbox.org writes on Best Practices in Energy Medicine and Self-Healing (20 books) available http://www.amazon.com/Bruce-Dickson-MSS/e/B007SNVG46
Puppies have five senses. Humans are more than puppies. How did human beings get limited to only the same five senses a puppy has?
A short history of how this happened. The progress since towards more expanded, flexible views of human sensing, in the context of the Three Selves and Energy Medicine. Written for purposes of sensory experiments, self-healing and Energy Medicine.
Emphasizes how conscious-waking-self and inner child can have different most-open sensory channels. How this contributes to "being of two minds," self-isolation, and dissociation between conscious self and inner child.
Emphasizes Rudolf Steiner's 12 senses, can be usefully regrouped with all seven felt-senses first. Seven out of 12 senses group as kinesthetic highlights felt-sensing and Emotional Intelligence.
Includes the full chapter from Composing Your Own Vision of Whole-Child Education which includes an annotated modern version of Rudolf Steiner's original talk on the 12 senses to the first teachers of the first Waldorf school.
Table of Contents
How is the human psyche patterned?
Human perception is patterned thru our 12 senses
Second opinions assist us to triangulate
Triangulating outer and inner reality
It takes not one but two senses to perceive a red circle
Which senses do you use in your spiritual exercises?
"Senses" as "maps"
The map is not the territory
1975: VAKOG
When conscious self and basic self have different most-open sensory channels
Differing most-open sensory channels as “being of two minds”
Sensory awakening
How we got limited to only five senses
Humans the same as puppies?
Rudolf Steiner's 12 human senses
1919: Study of Man
The kinesthetic senses, regrouped in Healing Toolbox
1983: Multiple Intelligences raises the profile of “feeling”
1990s: MBTI proposes a 50-50 balance between T and F functions
1993 and on-going: Emotional Inteligence establishes a post-modern "Feeling"
2010: From VAKOG to KVAOG
To Learn More:
How we change lanes in traffic
Representations are the meaning of meaning
Pattern: known and unknown in the psyche
The conscious self lives only in the known, "lighted" area (RS)
Dim and dark regions both above and below
"Mood of death" and "mood of birth" as kinesthetic senses
Not four, not seven, not twelve: three
What is a percept?
Mankind is instinct-deficient
Appreciating our senses
Sensing is like dreaming
The 12 Senses
It takes two senses to see a red circle
We combine percepts from several senses all day long
How we triangulate reality
An intro to Waldorf remedial education, Extra Lesson
Meaning trumps VAKOG
Sensory exercises with personal info
Generalization, distortion, deletion and exaggeration
Find Health Intuitive Bruce Dickson http://www.healingtoolbox.org writes on Best Practices in Energy Medicine and Self-Healing (20 books) available http://www.amazon.com/Bruce-Dickson-MSS/e/B007SNVG46
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