Quotes About Attunement

A good woman aught not have too ask, a Good Man ready knows...

Life isn't an iPod to listen to your favorite songs. It's a radio, adjust yourself to enjoy whatever comes in it.

To complain about the rain, or lack of it, shows a mind out of tune with nature. Align with nature, and, rain or shine, the weather is always welcome.

God is present in the Spirit, who groans wordlessly on our behalf and who speaks in a soft voice to all consciences attuned to him.

When I try to go with what's happening and embrace that as much as I can, it seems to be a much smoother journey for me.

Attunement requires presence but is a process of focused attention and clear perception. We

The key to clinical attunement is to be willing to say "I don't know" and "tell me more.

This is the PART we play in helpful communication. PART means that we are present, attune, resonate, and create trust.

when a child is upset, logic often won't work until we have responded to the right brain's emotional needs. We call this emotional connection "attunement,

contingent response," which means that we attune our response to what our child is actually feeling, in a way that validates what's happening in her mind.

This is the way we can keep our selves well: with regular exercising of our attunement to ourselves through mindfulness practices.

The basic approach, though, usually entails listening and providing lots of verbal and nonverbal empathy. This is how we attune to our children, tuning in to the inner life of their mind—to their feelings and thoughts, to their perceptions and memories, to what has inner subjective meaning in their lives.

when a child is upset, logic often won't work until we have responded to the right brain's emotional needs. We call this emotional connection "attunement," which is how we connect deeply with another person and allow them to "feel felt." When parent and child are tuned in to each other, they experience a sense of joining together.

Ultimately, then, kids need us to set boundaries and communicate our expectations. But the key here is that all discipline should begin by nurturing our children and attuning to their internal world, allowing them to know that they are seen, heard, and loved by their parents—even when they've done something wrong.

If the sponge (mirror) neurons are our receiver, then our subcortical areas are the amplifier. These subcortical shifts are what changes in us when we attune to someone else.

The key to clinical attunement is to be willing to say "I don't know" and "tell me more." Your intention to help, a neural stance of positive regard likely involving the social engagement system and having a desire to connect and to assist, is woven together with an interest in supporting another with kindness and

tuning in to her emotions. That attunement helped her "feel felt

Attunement is the act of focusing on another person (or ourselves) to bring into our awareness the internal state of the other in interpersonal attunement (or the self, in intrapersonal attunement). Resonance

being present with others involves the experience of openness to whatever arises in reality. Presence means being open, now, to whatever is. We

Sympathy—not here a form of compassion, but rather a kind of attunement to the states of mind of other people—is absolutely central to the world of the passions as Hume describes it. It gives us the vivid, sometimes pleasurable, sometimes painful, sense we always have of ourselves as standing in relation with other people.

The level of consciousness you choose to tune in to each moment of each day will determine the quality of your experience of the world.

For me, conscious parenting is staying attuned to your child, being really open and in the moment. It means staying as present as possible in your own breath for the betterment of your whole family.

Some people feel the rain. Other's just get wet.

To love a women, is to know a womens wants and her needs without her ever saying a word.