DETECTING THE FRAMES HIDDEN WITH THE CONVERSATION
If indeed you are a conversation and your client is a conversation, then being the conversation (whatever that conversation is) means that the conversation’s frames (assumptions, premises, presuppositions) are now embodied. That is, you have incorporated into your very neurology the conversation that you are. And so has your client embodied his or her conversation. And if that’s the case, then if you look close enough, if you calibrate thoroughly enough, if you take your linguistic conversation deep enough, then those frames will be revealed in your client’s body, physiology, movements, gestures, etc. And that is precisely why in…
If indeed you are a conversation and your client is a conversation, then being the conversation (whatever that conversation is) means that the conversation’s frames (assumptions, premises, presuppositions) are now embodied. That is, you have incorporated into your very neurology the conversation that you are. And so has your client embodied his or her conversation. And if that’s the case, then if you look close enough, if you calibrate thoroughly enough, if you take your linguistic conversation deep enough, then those frames will be revealed in your client’s body, physiology, movements, gestures, etc. And that is precisely why in Meta-Coaching we listen for, notice, calibrate to, and use the client’s semantic space.