1950 “Review” of Body and Mature Behavior.
A moment ago, I stumbled across a reference for what I though was a review of Feldenkrais’ book “Body and Mature Behavior” from a 1950 psychology journal. Unfortunately, it was more of a fortune cookie note than a review. None the less, the unsigned review is notable for it’s outright dismissal of the book and [...]
Moshe Feldenkrais: Viewing Moshe With A Fresh Pair of Eyes.
Thanks to a posting by Deborah Elizabeth Lotus on Facebook, I found a recent online article about Moshe Feldenkrais in Tablet Magazine. The article benefits greatly from being written and researched by someone new to the work. I will not add any commentary, but highly recommend the article: Moshe Feldenkrais History
Feldenkrais and Einstein On Process Without Language
I was reading a passage from the book Hare Brain, Tortoise Mind: How Intelligence Increases When You Think Less and saw a quote by Albert Einstein about his creative process. It instantly reminded me of some similar thoughts by Moshe on his process of self-use as reported in Body Awareness as Healing Therapy: The Case [...]
Feldenkrais Video: Dr. Feldenkrais Working With A Child With Cerebral Palsy.
It’s only a twelve-minute clip, but it’s worth watching. Do so now before it gets taken down for copyright violation. Also, there are MUCH better ways to share Dr. Feldenkrais videos than simply using YouTube. If you really want to get him more airtime and to promote the work, I suggest you sign-up for a [...]
The Smallest Things That Can Make A Big Difference #1
In the human being…the nervous system is so affected during the prolonged childhood by its personal experience of the environment that it grows into a being with personal characteristic reactions, biological as well as emotional, that are unique for each personal experience. Moshe Feldenkrais, Potent Self, 1992, p. 64 Unique for each personal experience. I’m [...]
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Ryan Nagy
At his "Office" in Mexico
Moshe Feldenkrais
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