“Sometimes what you need is to stop making sense” the boxing instructor orated, “and instead lean into sensation.” It was a small room lined with heavy black punching bags. It was my last warm, humid summer in Philadelphia — I was literally crying out my own sweat. This was ages ago, but that one line stuck with me and has crossed my mind many times since.
sense and sensation
“Sometimes what you need is to stop making sense” the boxing instructor orated, “and instead lean into sensation.” It was a small room lined with heavy black punching bags. It was my last warm, humid summer in Philadelphia — I was literally crying out my own sweat. This was ages ago, but that one line stuck with me and has crossed my mind many times since.
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