Sensuality is the capacity to notice and inhabit sensory experience.
Sensuality is the capacity to notice and inhabit sensory experience.
Temperature.
Texture.
Sound.
Movement.
Taste.
Breath.
The pressure of clothing against skin.
The way light changes a room.
Sensuality is broader than sexuality. It is the simple fact that human beings encounter the world through bodies.
The capacity can narrow when attention becomes chronically abstract, rushed or defended.
Developing sensuality means increasing the resolution of experience.
Noticing more.
Staying long enough for sensation to become information.