In between the stuff about (your?) childhood, I'm trying to understand what you're saying here about your emerging moving approach (ing-ing).
Downside of ing-ing:
1.
abreact if the inging is mis-paced
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Mis-pacing the ing-ing can cause an abreaction? What kind of mis-pacing?
Can you explain what you mean by 'abreaction', a phrase from hypnotherapy that you've used several times recently? How for you is an abreaction the same or different to any other kind of reaction or response?
2.
It goes with and through the present experience, however in-the-moment painful.
Is there a relationship between this and the re-traumatising that David sought to avoid? In his metaphor therapy, he used to grow the inner child through T (trauma) in metaphor to avoid re-traumatising. How does emerging moving respond to the risk of re-traumatising?
What's the relationship between 'painful' and 'in-the-moment painful'?
3. Anything else about language, anything else about mis-use in relation to downside of Emerging Moving?
From here the list changes I think to show things you assert are needed for someone to work using emerging moving?
4.
a sense of humour is essential - and boy, did David enjoy his jokes during the pauses between phases of "operating"
How specifically do you use a sense of humour in emerging moving? Within the phases of 'operating'? In the pauses?
For whom is the sense of humour essential?
Anything else about 'essential'?
[BTW interesting to speculate whether there really are pauses in operating or whether it is all operating? In workshops David used to mix his processes with his meta-comments which meant that what was actually happening was a hybrid of the two... another topic - in What is Clean? perhaps]
5. Anything else about economy of wurrrdds?
6.
Appeal to the real client
Is it your experience or your presupposition/projection that there is a real client and (by implication) another client who is other than real? What for you determines what is real in this context? For example, is a 'wounded child' symbol or perceiver more or less real than the 'here and now' person?
How does 'appeal to the real client' relate to being an 'equal-opportunities employer of information' that David described?
What kind of appeal is that appeal to the real client?
Phil