{"coupon":"WordEditor","discount":1.342,"doc_name":"Edge","doc_id":70476,"editorId":"5300","email":"lindsaybowen4@gmail.com","message":"Hello,<br \/><br \/>All I can say is &nbsp;that Ive lost it. I cant write, think or &nbsp;speak. The only thing I do well &nbsp;is eat. Im taking a class called Human Processes and it uses the framework from, Arnold Mindell's Process work. It is a little out there, but we have to post each week on the chapters or questions we have from his book, Working with the Dreming Body. So this week I wanted to bring up a term he calls The edge. It is hard for me to describe, so below are the definitions. I struggle at this place the edge and wanted to post it for our class disscussion.<br \/><br \/>What is an edge?<br \/><br \/>The process work concept of the &lsquo;edge&rsquo; can be defined as a subjective boundary between the experience of familiar and lesser known perceptions or behaviours. The &lsquo;edge&rsquo; appears to block the full expression of those lesser known experiences or actions, for an individual or group, in a particular moment.<br \/><br \/>In Quantum Mind: The edge between physics and psychology, Mindell (2000b) defines the term &lsquo;edge&rsquo; as a fundamental perceptual experience of a barrier in our flow of awareness and activity. He writes:I use the term &lsquo;edges&rsquo; to describe the borders or barriers that exist to the eternal and continual flow of inner processes. In speaking, when we can no longer say something, we have reached a communication edge. An edge is a kind of threshold (Mindell, 2000b, p. 57).&nbsp;<br \/><br \/>Thank you,&nbsp;<br \/>Lindsay&nbsp;<br \/>&nbsp;","price_select":"8","temp_doc_name":"upload_58348d8d1ac5a5.80114511.docx","word_count":"156","subtotal":6.71,"total_amt":5.37,"firstName":"Tim","lastName":"Ramaekers","lastfour":"3368","exp":"0918","address":"5248 SW 49TH DR. APT D","city":"PORTLAND ","zip":"97221","state":"OR","country":"United States","transactionReference":"8760467494"}