Sentences with phrase «when body sensations»

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We do indeed need to avoid that «naive realism» which claims per impossibile that the Sacred Host acts and reacts in the way Jesus» body did when walking in Palestine, that they both have exactly the same set of physical (that «material» realm which is the object of sensation) properties in the same regard.

For there can not yet be said to be a live soul in a body that lacks sensation when it is not formed in flesh and so is not endowed with sense.»

When we feel this hot, scalding sensation, our body reacts accordingly.

For others they do, in all kinds of ways they may find unacceptable, whether because they find their engorged, inflamed and bleeding breasts unsexy (at a stage of their lives when they're probably finding much about their bodies unsexy, and breasts might just be a bridge too far), because it ruins sex or them if they're leaking and letting down all over the place, or because the sensation of suckling stimulates sexual feelings that they don't want in any context that involves their baby.

Without physically evaluating her I can't be sure if this is a «preferred position» for her (i.e. if she already has underlying muscular or skeletal asymmetries) but too much time in this position will likely lead to shortened muscles on the right side of her body (your left when you're looking at her), which can then make it harder for her to use her right hand, to lift her head in Tummy Time, to turn to see objects on her right side, to turn toward sounds or touch sensations on her right side, to roll, to use both arms equally to assume the hands and knees position for crawling, to sit upright.

You will then begin to actively birth, and soon reach transition, the incredible time when your body quiets down after all that sensation, and stores up some last energy before your baby is born.

When kids are anxious or upset they can sometimes experience their anxiety through sensations in their body, which could explain why she is saying her eyes are blurry or she doesn't feel like she can move.

Your body may be less sensitive to the sensations of nursing than other people are, or you may be more used to them than you used to be when you first started.

Perhaps the hardest thing is not to be scared of the sensation, keep your mind calm when your body is doing it's thing.

Pain or itching sensations begin when a nerve cell on the surface of the body reacts to a stimulus, starting a chain reaction that moves from cell to cell.

When warned their breathing was about to be restricted, the most resilient participants — SEALs and adventure racers, among others — showed a burst of blood - flow activity in an area of the brain that registers sensations in the body, called the insular cortex.

When an area of the body is innervated so generously, any sensation — whether good or bad — is going to be felt very acutely.

Neuroscientists think that misplaced sensations, called referred pains, arise when sensory fibers from different parts of the body connect to the same nerve cells in the spinal cord or brain stem, confusing your brain about which part of your body the message came from.

Similarly, when someone touches someone else's hand, a tactile sensation is projected onto the somatosensory cortex, faithfully representing the original location of the stimulus on the body.

«We found that when students focused on the breath in the belly their descriptions of experience focused on attention to specific somatic areas and body sensations,» the researchers wrote in their conference abstract.

Dr. Mowry compares some cases of tinnitus to phantom pain (or sensation perceived in a body part that's been amputated); when a patient is suffering from tinnitus from hearing loss, she explains, it may be that «their brain is trying to fill in missing information» with the phantom noise.

That intense burning sensation after a hard set — that's lactic acid building up in your muscles when your body enters into oxygen debt during intense exercise.

What sort of sensations does it bring into your physical body when you have it and when you don't?

You can tell when you've found a great image, because you'll feel the sensation of that excitement in your body.

As you age, your body's ability to conserve water as well as its sensation for thirst declines, meaning it's easier to become dehydrated and more difficult to tell when you're fluids are low, says Mass..

Eventually, with practice, you become more accustomed to slower paced movement, exploring and experiencing sensations in your body, proper alignment, and knowing when to contract or relax an area in your body.

Dr. Justin Marchegiani: Yeah, so when you have inflammation, your body's gonna short out a whole bunch of prostaglandins — prostaglandin E2 to be specific and that's gonna cause that pain sensation and then essentially all you're doing with an NSAID is your trying to block or inhibit those prostaglandins from being formed.

Many people who endure these sorts of disagreeable sensations want to know more about exactly what's going on in their bodies when they're happening, and what they can do to prevent them from occurring in the first place.

The first time or two doing it its a weird sensation because the body is so used to elimination when that kind of pressure is inside of you, but if you build up slowly that helps, and if you start feeling like its intense turn off the flow and just sit there.

When you experience emotional states like sadness, joy or anger, physiological sensations occur in different areas of your body.

When your tastebuds sense sugar because of artificial sweeteners, the body expects a bunch of calories to follow the sweet sensation.

By observing her cervical mucus, and paying attention to the sensation as it passes the vulva — that is, as you can actually feel it coming out of your vagina, a woman can detect when her body is gearing up for ovulation, and also usually when ovulation has passed.

When you take the time to slow down and begin paying attention to the sensations in your belly, you can learn a lot about yourself and your body.

When someone feels badly about herself, she has the tendency to actively dissociate from her body and being — to avoid «seeing» herself, and in the process numb from physical sensations and stimuli.

This simple intervention can be used anytime in the session when the client feels anxious, tense, ungrounded, or in some pain, or as part of a goal of learning to connect with body sensations.

When your mind becomes quiet you can hear what your partner (your body) is saying to you in the succinct language of sensation (which is how your body talks to you).

The human body is an amazing thing, how cool is it that we have a sensation that tells us when to eat!?

When we remain in our bodies, curious to sensations, it becomes less likely that we will reject what we feel.

When we consciously use sensations, breath, movement, and our body's awareness, we activate those areas in the brain that pay attention to what is happening in this moment, while supporting areas we need for learning, attention, and engagement.

According to the Merriam - Webster Dictionary, kinesthesia is the sensation felt in your muscles and joints when you move your body.

When in sport mode, or when fitted with the optional lowered sports suspension, the Boxster's body control improves further, keeping you entirely locked into the road surface and avoiding the subtle floating sensation you can get when on taller tyWhen in sport mode, or when fitted with the optional lowered sports suspension, the Boxster's body control improves further, keeping you entirely locked into the road surface and avoiding the subtle floating sensation you can get when on taller tywhen fitted with the optional lowered sports suspension, the Boxster's body control improves further, keeping you entirely locked into the road surface and avoiding the subtle floating sensation you can get when on taller tywhen on taller tyres.

When lowered, it tucks away under a body - coloured hard tonneau cover which also helps to reduce wind turbulence at speed, allowing occupants of the «double cockpit» to enjoy fully the sounds and sensations of open air performance motoring.

The most popular hypothesis about the cause of motion sickness is that humans and animals become nauseated when mixed sensory signals are transmitted to the brain, such as when the eyes tell the brain that the body is not moving, but the inner ears sense motion.2 For example, when a person is on a boat, he or she may be at ease on the top deck because the horizon provides a solid visual reference indicating that the boat is moving, which matches the sensation in the inner ears.

DEFINITION: Anesthesia is achieved when there is a loss of sensation to either a part or all of the body.

And I experience the dichotomy of my own body as both an object and agent when I'm in a state of heightened physical sensation.

A spinal cord injury occurs when your spinal column is damaged and you are left without sensation, feeling, or the ability to move a part of your body.

Paralysis can occur when a person's spinal cord tissue is damaged and nerve sensation is lost to entire sections of the body.

When the body does «rewire» itself, the side effects may range from numbness, tingling or tremors to phantom sensations or random pain.

A complete injury occurs when the spinal cord is severed, causing paralysis to areas of the body below the injury site; in an incomplete injury, the spinal cord is damaged, but there is still some sensation or motor function below the injury site.

When used with the bundled Beats in - ear headphones (with nice red accents, also present on the aluminum body of the handset), the Sensation XE automatically switches to a personalized sound profile that is meant to significantly improve audio quality, regardless of which music service you use.

For example, one exercise asks clients to name one strength, list three healthy thoughts they have when experiencing that strength, name the emotion or feeling they have when they are expressing that strength and identify the sensations in their body that accompany that feeling, then determine what that strength looks like in action (240).

Panic attacks escalate when there is an intense fear and confusion of the intense sensations going on in the body.

When I'm caught in one of these rip tides, I have the physical sensation of something taking hold of my body — my muscles clench, my temperature skyrockets and my stomach does turns.

When we are able to pause, we can experience the emotions as sensations in our body without fueling them by focusing on the trigger.

What are the sensations you feel in your body when you're angry?