Pain-Catcher = Impression?
Any Pain-Catcher whom I wish to address has its attention particles stuck on and is being some impression or sensation, because that’s the way it communicates its presence to me.
Communication through an impression, is what links the Pain-Catcher via its Painbody to its creator. Any sensation felt, that is not the result of an intention of mine, or of a physical stimulation, is assumed to be a Pain-Catcher.
It is trying to get my attention because I “forgot” the event during which I created it. Now, it no longer wants to carry the painful memory. A Pain-Catcher can also be triggered to the forefront by a thought, act, or event.
When a Pain-Catcher is communicating in concepts or ideas, I found that the Pain-Catcher (or clusters of them) is really communicating a physical impression that is being symbolized and conceptualized by the left hemisphere. This physical impression is often a unique neural circuit, located in and around the insular cortex.
When I return to the Present Moment, the concepts turn into sensations that are processed by the right hemisphere of the neocortex. Isolating and reconnecting to these raw sensations often cause spontaneous physical reactions.
There may be hundreds of synonyms for the words impression or sensation, caused by anyone’s legions of past-events’ Pain-Catchers. I focus on the actual feeling of it, not the word that describes the impression or sensation.
