Self is the felt-sense of being — an emergent, evolving coherence of experience across the domains of physiological, psychological, and relational being.
It is not a static entity, but a dynamic unfolding: shaped by what has been, attuned to what is, and open toward what may yet become. The Self arises as a patterned constellation of physiological rhythms, psychological meaning-making, and relational imprints — each threaded through time, space, and sensation.
In this way, Self is both process and presence. It is the aliveness of being with — with one’s own internal sense, with others, and with the world. Grounded in affective resonance and shaped through neurobiological integration, the Self is the place from which we experience coherence, continuity, and connection.
