We often assume that people experience the same world in roughly the same way. But what if they don’t?
What if the differences are not simply about feeling more or less, but about the many ways our inner world responds to life? Why does one person recover quickly while another carries an experience for years? Why are some people deeply moved by things others hardly notice? Why do some emotions arrive quietly, while others seem to fill the whole sky?
The Feeling Range is my attempt to explore these questions. It isn’t a personality test or a theory to fit yourself into. It’s a way of noticing the different ways we experience being human. Each article explores one piece of that landscape. Together, they reveal a richer picture of why we don’t all experience the same world in the same way.
Understanding the Dimensions
CAPACITY
Why you absorb more than you realise.
Why small things sometimes feel enormous.
Why some things move you that others barely notice.
Why you can’t just “get over it.”
Why your inner world is rarely quiet.
THE SIX DIMENSIONS
OF FEELING RANGE
THE SIX DIMENSIONS
OF FEELING RANGE