This is the exact point. Remembering is reacting in a way similar to earlier reactions. No need to separate "it" (the brain) from "memory". The brain of course...
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Mar 1, 2009 2:14 pm
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To expand on Niklas's response -- which is right on but might not be fully appreciated In the very question you asked, Jason, is the embedded idea that the...
Steven Hayes
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Mar 1, 2009 3:23 pm
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N:"No need to separate "it" (the brain) from "memory". M: Remembering is just one function of the brain/nervous system/ immune system/ connective tissue...
In brief: It is not mentalism because we are talking about the world within (that is fine ... as you can see in the ACT universe -- we do it freely), but...
Thanks guys. If that's so, then I have been upside down for awhile. Take the idea of "trauma" for instance...what does this mean for the concept of traumatic...
Jason Gosnell
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Mar 1, 2009 7:03 pm
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Hello, One of the reasons that I think Varela's work is relevant to CBS is that it does not give causal status to one level of analysis. The act of cognition...
* Said in the usual way, the concept of memory as a causal explanation is ... Got it, Steve. Perhaps explanation gives you some relief since now you...
Jason Gosnell
jgosnell@...
Mar 1, 2009 7:28 pm
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Jason, Pardon my "answering for Steve." However, since I'm doing so, I'd say "address the problem" not the "source." And that raises the question of what is...
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Thanks Hank...I know it, but forget often. I'm on the remedial track maybe. I think this may also mean that there are no perfect situations, but if you...
Jason Gosnell
jgosnell@...
Mar 1, 2009 10:04 pm
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I'll ask one more version of this question before I go on my way...I have another client, this person believes that her husband keeps "re-traumatizing" her. It...
Jason Gosnell
jgosnell@...
Mar 1, 2009 10:16 pm
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Jason, how old is her son? I am wondering if you are Inventing memories to give your self answer to help your "not knowing." Speaking of memories, I have a...
Sounds like victimization, projection and lack of being present when he does spend time with her so it is never enough, irrational thinking, the blame game. It...
<<onemoon.url>> http://www.dogensangha.org.uk/PDF/onemoon.pdf If you want another take on mindfulness, same as ACT, well, I think so...this is Dogen's use of...
Jason Gosnell
jgosnell@...
Mar 2, 2009 5:14 am
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When I talk about "the third wave" around me, i get every now and then a worried response in the style of: "How can people who don't have an extensive...
Hi Maarten, Good question. IMHO the concept of mindfulness is not the same as doing meditation in 'the right way', it's more important to find your own way of...
Hi Robyn We had a 4 part advanced workshop here in the UK taken by Mark Webster. We completed a bulk of the core competencies before and after the workshops....
Hi Hank First of all, I appreciate that you talk about « source » instead of "cause". Reminds me of the tiny trickle that is officially known as "the"...
The mindfulness folks share with us a sensibility that one needs to learn the principles from the inside out. This is, however, an assertion that I predict...
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Jason Gosnell
jgosnell@...
Mar 2, 2009 3:42 pm
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Thank you for the history, Kelly. I have been offering groups in "therapeutic mindfulness" since 2007. I added "therapeutic" to turn aside the objections that...
Krishnamurti didn't have a teacher in the formal sense and regarded inquiry between people to be meditation. He thought formal practices were a bit off as far...
Jason Gosnell
jgosnell@...
Mar 2, 2009 5:20 pm
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Thanks Madelon. I spent a fair amount of time wondering why someone would come to a psychologist to learn mindfulness--and said so out loud at a lot of...
Near the end of my email binge I think...jason The range of what we think and do is limited by what we fail to notice. -- RD Laing...
Jason Gosnell
jgosnell@...
Mar 2, 2009 5:45 pm
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OK Steve, about the inappropriateness of the "memory-storage" metaphor. To support your critique, we can even go and consult LeDoux, who comments on important...
This is a fascinating discussion. I have 2 questions, one academic, one practical (and unrelated). The academic; how does the neurological memory work of Eric...
Maarten, Pardon my interrupting a question directed at Steve. However, since I'm doing it, look what happens when you phrase it this way: "The reality of the...
Maarten, First of all, Jason gets credit for "source" as I was just responding to the words he used when presenting the dichotomy. Second, just to begin with,...
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