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In this chapter we are concerned with a novel, yet natural way of producing emotions using dynamic expression and touch as a mode for the precise expression of emotions, and as a special, new art form. This way is outside the life-line of an individual, i.e., does not depend on events happening to that person, is controllable, easily achieved, tells us much about the nature of emotion and its communication — and results in preventive and therapeutic applications for emotional balance.
No more Silence Without love Only silence now For me For you To you To me Now Love with Silence Silence with love
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Clynes, M. (1988). Generalised Emotion How it may be produced, and Sentic Cycle Therapy. In: Clynes, M., Panksepp, J. (eds) Emotions and Psychopathology. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-1987-1_6
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