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      <description>A method works only as well as the connection carrying it. Satyen Raja calls it contact, and research across 295 studies links that relationship to outcomes.</description>
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      <description>An emotional charge has four elements: an image, a thought, an emotion and a body sensation. Insight mostly reaches the thought, so the reaction often stays.</description>
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      <description>Suppressing grief keeps it lodged; replaying it as a story keeps you stuck. Satyen Raja explains how to feel grief fully without it becoming lament.</description>
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      <description>Resolving an emotional charge doesn't erase the identity built around it. The story of being traumatized can outlast the trauma, and it needs its own attention.</description>
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