Jul 16, 2026 · 38 min · 12 segments
This episode examines physical tension as crystallised emotion: muscular holding that stores what the…
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three quarters or more on imagination, unnecessary emotional tension and unnecessary muscular tension.

Chronic Tension The tension that has nothing to do with movement, that persists whether the person is active or resting, that is present throughout the night, operates differently from the tension of physical work.

Chronic tension requires a maintained continuous current, like a lamp left burning in an empty room.

An arm held in a state of tension consumes more energy than an arm in active movement because movement uses momentum and gravity and releases.

This produces a calculation that surprises The person carrying significant chronic muscular tension consumes more energy at rest than someone in active physical labor who carries no such patterns.

It's been so thoroughly normalized that it's become indistinguishable from the baseline experience of being in a body.

It's felt as nothing, which is how it's been operating undetected in most cases for decades.

three quarters or more on imagination, unnecessary emotional tension and unnecessary muscular tension.

Chronic Tension The tension that has nothing to do with movement, that persists whether the person is active or resting, that is present throughout the night, operates differently from the tension of physical work.

Chronic tension requires a maintained continuous current, like a lamp left burning in an empty room.

An arm held in a state of tension consumes more energy than an arm in active movement because movement uses momentum and gravity and releases.

This produces a calculation that surprises The person carrying significant chronic muscular tension consumes more energy at rest than someone in active physical labor who carries no such patterns.

It's been so thoroughly normalized that it's become indistinguishable from the baseline experience of being in a body.

It's felt as nothing, which is how it's been operating undetected in most cases for decades.
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