Accessing Längle's 4FMs Through Guided Meditation — 1FM: Can I be here? (The World)
Nelson-Zutter, Graham;
Accessing Längle's 4FMs Through Guided Meditation — 1FM: Can I be here? (The World)
A guided meditation on the first of Alfried Längle's Four Fundamental Motivations (4FMs) — The World: Can I be here? — translating its three existential prerequisites (Support, Space, and Protection) into guided imagery. Includes the audio recording, full transcript (PDF/TXT), captions (VTT) and word-level timings (CSV). Companion to the WCET4 (2026) workshop by Graham Nelson-Zutter.
Created by Graham Nelson-Zutter. (c)2026 Aestra Inc. except where an external source is noted.
mindfulness, guided meditation, Alfried Längle, Logotherapy, Four Fundamental Motivations, Existential Analysis, embodiment
mindfulness, guided meditation, Alfried Längle, Logotherapy, Four Fundamental Motivations, Existential Analysis, embodiment
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