Talking about ‘gut feelings,’ I recommend Paramananda little book (Windhorse Publications) called, ‘the body,’ especially if you are a focusing-style meditator. Without any indication that he knows of Gendlin’s work, he has written a book that I find compatible with inclusion of the ‘felt sense’ in my meditative life. It is certainly a book that fosters trust in our body’s intuitive knowing.
Dana Button. Thank you.
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