Publish at April 25 2023 Updated April 25 2023
Resonance, whether emotional, cognitive, behavioral or bodily, amplifies our relationship to the world. We would be less the exclusive plaything of easily traceable interpersonal interactions, than caught in a skein of resonances encompassing all the dimensions of the being and of the environment in which it bathes.
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