Abstract
This chapter introduces the feelings of knowing - fundamental interoceptive patterns mindfulness-based proprioception intervention (FoK-FIP MBPI). This intervention correlates with the ancient and beneficial yoga practice through proprioception - based interventions, balance exercise, and focused attention training. It is based on the feelings of knowing - fundamental interoceptive patterns (FoK-FIP) theory which is both a theory of the mind and a unification theory that connects consciousness to physics developed through the FoK-FIP system. Collectively, theory and system represent an approach that embraces the importance of the meaning of “life” combined with new physics introduced into the peer-reviewed literature. This approach aims to stimulate novel avenues for disease treatment and prevention using expanded definitions to facilitate new ways of thinking about consciousness and its phenomena, including interoception dysfunction and emotional dysregulation. The FoK-FIP MBPI is a contemporary approach to wellness derived from the theory with a foundation based on philosophical insights and peer-reviewed scientific literature. It is the treatment for the feelings of knowing - fundamental interoceptive patterns disorder (FoK-FIP D), the maladaptive schema of the theory connecting disease to the cognitive force. Cognitive force and observing ego are synonymous terms for integrated perception (individual and generalized).