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Originally Posted by skysblue
Ok - PC Hive Mind as Chopin calls us - I have a question for you. Do you think it's necessary to 'feel' one's story while telling it? Can't one be relieved of its power just by the telling of it? I begin the session feeling quite calm and collected and by the end of the session during my telling, I have traveled to the past emotionally.
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Yes, it is essential to feel the story while you are telling it. That's why you have to say it out loud.
Writing it down and handing it T is not enough, precisely because you get to tell the story without feeling it. That's why Ts are so sucpicious of email. The spoken word brings conscious and subconscious together. The written word doesn't always do that.
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