Margaret Foster, LICSW

"Imagine a river, the roiling water of the Colorado. That is our experience from moment to moment. There are two selves, then river and riverbed. S.

Over time, the water leaves its mark on the riverbed, widening bends, tracing patterns in the rock and soil. In a sense, the Grand Canyon is a memory of where the Colorado has been. And of course, that riverbed shapes the flow of the waters today. The river is all tumult and drama. The River demands attention. Yet it is the riverbed that we want to delve into." Seung, MIT Neuroscientist

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