These thoughtful, evocative discussions have taken our dialogue in three different and divergent directions. Marty Livingston brings the discussion down to the specificity of clinical interaction. Max Sucharov broadens the conversation to include non-dual consciousness (NDC). Joye Weisel-Barth brings us back to the historical context of the development of Gendlin's work. She also brings us more...
Preston's account of Gendlin's implicit as a realm of awareness that is more than thoughts and feelings and that precedes Cartesian dualities defines his philosophy as quintessentially nondual and places his philosophy within the spectrum of the nondual and meditative contemplative traditions. Gendlin's investigation of the relationship between the implicit and the process by which it is...