LIVING IS ALWAYS A FRESH FORMING with Eugene T. Gendlin PH.D.

Eugene T. Gendlin
What I'm going to do is I'm going to talk about the BODY. But the way I talked about the body of course changes. So all the way through from the beginning to the end it's going to be important that words don't have fixed meanings. That is to say they do, you can look them up in a dictionary. But then when you use a word, it adapts itself into the context in which you're using it. So words mean what they mean in the dictionary, but they also mean what they new and freshly mean when you use them. And sometimes how you use a word changes the word a lot and that's gonna happen to the word body. It will also happen to the word IMPLICIT. Because the implicit usually means something that's all formed and it’s under there and all you have to do is dig it up. I’m going to talk about the body across. So plants have body, living body is what I’m talking about. Of course plants have living bodies and so do animals and so do we. And then there's even the further use of the word body for that implicit consciousness that produces Focusing …