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Inner reflection is non-judgmental. This is because it is biomechanical. Our inner system of awareness is our postural system. It is essentially neutral and balancing. What about social conflict? It is important to remember for both sides of the argument alike that inner reflection is non-judgmental. Our neutral postural stance is our focus for the… Read more

Possible or Impossible? Rapid consciousnesss change. The emergence of Consilience as a cognitive faculty. Get serious. Talk to me. There was an Age of Enlightenment at the start of modernity. They felt it. Why can’t we? This is as momentous an historical era, but with a radically new form of cognition. The Age of Reason.… Read more

Rapid Consciousness Change Through Interoception Our Unexpected Interoceptive Sensory Motor Resources (Rapid as in realistically years rather than centuries.) One way that we think about the relationship of the brain and the body is in terms of our sensory motor system. We understand that there is both perception and action, that we must be able… Read more

Would you be interested in discussing an embodied anatomy approach to Consilience? I teach about a functional form of biomechanical cybernetics. An Embodied Anatomy Approach to Consilience: Biomechanical Cybernetics. Would you like to discuss an anatomical approach to cybernetics or Synergetics? It relies on a new form of synergistic anatomy and one particularly important myofascial… Read more

Dear participants of the Prosocial Embodiment Workshop that I led yesterday: If you attended I apologize for putting you through such a difficult experience. I taught a class yesterday that left me feeling deeply stumped. I am trying to teach about a revolutionary new fascial anatomy that we must feel to understand. I had made… Read more

Iatrogenesis seems like a very important word to me. It means that the treatment caused the problem. If modern science has critically sickened the earth then why not also question how medicine affects our bodies and health? We all have a basic fear that by trying to help we might make things worse but let’s… Read more