We unconsciously internalize external values, causing our innate senses to evaporate.
Voids in our history act as gateways, allowing foreign perspectives to take root.
The self fragments into disconnected "dots," inviting intrusions into the body.
Like a radio news cycle, our bodies switch themes every few minutes—from celebrity gossip to violent crimes—leaving us drifting within an unbundled "I."
These intrusions manifest as somatic signals: tension, pain, or heaviness.
My practice uses these physical sensations as the sole guide for liberation.
Through bodywork, we identify and release these foreign, internalized elements.
Crucially, one must maintain sensory autonomy rather than obeying an instructor.
Surrendering awareness only invites further external influence and danger.
By filling these voids with original sensibility, we weave the self into a single line.
Reclaiming our history builds a resilient self, no longer porous to the gaze of others.