Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor

I call mine Abby.

We could spend a whole semester talking about character two because character two is our pain from the past.

And in our society, everything's about our pain from the past and our professional self.

Character three is going to be the emotional content of the right hemisphere.

Well, this is right here, right now.

What am I experiencing emotionally?

Experiential.

This is where, what's the temperature of the air?

What does it feel like to have clothing on?

What does that feel like on your body?

And focus on your breath.

Exactly.

Because they want you to expand yourself, one, out of the thinking consciousness and right and wrong and good and bad structure, the box that we think in of the left thinking.

And they want you to stop, you know, thinking about your girlfriend and, boy, we didn't really end it very well.

Or, boy, I had a great morning this morning.

Okay, so this is playful.

So character three, it's young.

We have two little people inside of ourselves and that's the emotional.

They're immature.

We are feeling creatures as biological creatures.