04/06/2026
Another passage from Ray Naylor's novel The Mountain in the Sea!
It is interesting to think about the real foundation of our sensory relationship to the world. But something like pain, albeit created from within our bodies and minds, can certainly be considered no less real than the outer, physical world. We perceive not only with our senses but also our mind, into time, and in that time sense thus into higher dimensions than the three-dimensional world of our senses. Ideas, dreams, our sense of the past and future--and tied to that last, at unfortunate times, our pain--all exist within a realm outside of the singular "now" present-moment of our senses.
A large portion of what I do is helping to relieve pain, both in the present, preventing it in the future, and coming to terms with pain of the past. I'm happy to talk more about any of the above--call or text at 520-609-8488, or schedule online at the link in my bio.
