The Non-Duality that Grounds Activism in the Self-Boundaries of Embodied Experience
Ohad Nave
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Abstract
Open peer commentary on the article “Anchoring in Lived Experience as an Act of Resistance” by Claire Petitmengin. Abstract: Inquiry into the felt dimension of experience can be deeply transformative, but more than promoting transcendence it can help us make contact with the intricacy of our open and embodied self-boundaries. Grounded in a non-dual relationship with all that surrounds us, we may be better prepared to meet the thrillingly demanding challenges of social activism.
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Nave O. (2021) The non-duality that grounds activism in the self-boundaries of embodied experience. Constructivist Foundations 16(2): 189–192. https://constructivist.info/16/2/189
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