Why this word is great
CENESTHESIA — [Noun] The holistic, affective awareness of inhabiting one's body, arising from the aggregate of internal organic sensations. From cen- (from Greek *koinos*, meaning "common" or "shared") + -esthesia (from Greek *aisthēsis*, meaning "sensation" or "perception"), a communal report from the interior. Unlike proprioception, which precisely maps limb position in space, or somatosensation, which catalogs discrete inputs like touch and temperature, cenesthesia is the murky, unified hum of embodiment itself. It is the warm doughiness of a full stomach, the low thrum of blood in your ears after sudden stillness, and the silent, electric thrum of being alive behind your eyes—the constant, inarticulate anthem of the animal self, playing always in a minor key.