Presence for Trauma Healing: A Moment in Washington, D.C.
“I wasn't trying to pay attention to sounds, sights or smells - I just saw and heard and smelled with clarity. I felt as though my consciousness was divided in two parts: one part that was watching the reality in non-judgmental sobriety, and the other half that was observing the pain, bodily sensations, and thoughts of abandonment. I was self-aware enough to acknowledge the power of suffering and self-sufficient enough to accommodate it.”
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Bodymind Integrity Session in Practice
You don’t need tools to cover up your experience. You need tools to stay with your experience. That is exactly what Alexander Technique is offering.
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Why Combine Your Yoga Practice With The Alexander Technique
Alexander Technique is a wonderful addition to your Yoga practice if you have thoughts around natural movement, Yoga injuries, tension-relaxation relationship, mind’s role in activity and even functional anatomy.
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Tension & Fear of Failure
Actual change comes when leaving the symptoms alone and not trying to change what you think needs changing. The easier way is to prevent tension by erasing the fear of failure in the process. No real learning can take place if the fear-reflexes are excited.
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Self-Connection
Sometimes I feel that nothing can knock me over. There is a textbook path towards centering yourself but often it remains just a theory. As I can only speak from my own personal experience, I have found one of the practical ways in.
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Process-Orientation
Pain is often the first feedback of imbalance in the system. But this is not soon enough. We can do so much better if the knowledge becomes available to us. Conscious observation is the first step towards improving any difficulty you might be facing.
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