The Nature of Being Human: How Body and Consciousness Change Together - Couverture souple

Denney, Jeanne

Couverture souple

ISBN 13 : 9798896695783

Editeur : Self Publishers, 2026

Synopsis

Unlock the profound connection between your body, your relationships, and the natural arc of your life.
In The Nature of Being Human, visionary author and somatic educator Jeanne Denney challenges our cultural fear of aging and death. Moving beyond the limiting idea that life and death are opposites, she offers a radical, body-centered philosophy that embraces the full, continuous spectrum of human existence.

Drawing on decades of experience in somatic psychotherapy and hospice care, this book reveals:

• The Language of Vitality: How recognizing the "life force" as a continuous, rhythmic pulse can drastically reduce existential anxiety.
• The Anatomy of Connection: How our earliest bonds shape our nervous systems, and how adult relationships evolve as living, energetic systems.
• The Wisdom of Aging: A refreshing perspective that frames aging not as a decline, but as a purposeful, organized inward movement of consciousness.
• The Grace in Dying: How the processes of dying work together, from the physical to the spiritual and the human context of relationships around a death.
• The Hologram of the Body: How the body constantly expresses the holography of our consciousness and the fuller arc of our life.

Filled with practical exercises and profound reflections, this is an experiential guide for practitioners, caregivers, and anyone seeking self-discovery. Reclaim your natural rhythms, make peace with your mortality, and discover the vibrant aliveness that comes from seeing life as a whole.

Détails de l'édition

• Éditeur: Self Publishers
• Date d'édition: 2026
• Langue: anglais
• ISBN 13: 9798896695783
• Reliure: Broché
• Nombre de pages: 281
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