The Weather Inside Part 3: How Feelings Form Us
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This episode explores how our bodies communicate feelings and how these early experiences shape our narratives.
Send us Fan Mail What if the most honest storyteller in your life isn’t your mind, but your body? We open the door to an overlooked truth: before words and theories, there is weather—warmth and absence, tension and release—and those early shifts become the first narrative your nervous system learns to trust. That lens reframes Freud’s famous Fort Da moment. Instead of a child practicing control over loss, we see a child rehearsing return. Throw the spool, feel the drop; pull it back, feel the...
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