Three Bones Theory

Category: embodiment

  • Biomechanical Cybernetics

    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…

  • An Invitation: An Embodied Anatomy Approach to Consilience: Biomechanical Cybernetics.

    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…

  • Iatrogenesis and Collapse: some thoughts about deep adaptation

    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…

  • Join Us! Sign Up Now!

    Prosocial Embodiment Circle is hosting its sixth online workshop: Metastability, Metacognition, and the Metacrisis Monday, September 30 3-4:30pm PDT GMT-8 Sign up now! https://calendar.google.com/calendar/u/0/share?slt=1AUWfa3hUnr9ttzWsn0TbQotfOPlm3KgbG8pYP_Or_ZMPt-wLOCUCcFTskXvQVcoxdJwi8Wk1aaTWaA Metastability and Metacognition: An Embodied Cognition Approach to Deep Adaptation Metastability is a form of embodied metacognition. By connecting to larger, integrated structures in the body, like the myofascial synergy of…

  • Come to your senses!

    Come to your senses!

    One of the questions we have to ask ourselves in the current context is whether our best judgments and decisions might not be fundamentally and seriously affected -and even undermined- by our own unconscious and internalized disassociation, delusion, and denial. We consider ourselves to be highly educated and authoritative experts on the nature of reality…

  • Prosocial Embodiment Workshop 6: Mon Sept 30 3pm PDT GMT-8

    Prosocial Embodiment Workshop 6: Mon Sept 30 3pm PDT GMT-8

    Metastability and the Metacrisis: An Interoceptive Path To Consilient Awareness The Deep Core Body Map Sign up at: https://calendar.app.google/wmoNAj7bDx2wqFbU9 We will be using the deep core body map, just a handful of bones, as a simple, natural and intuitive guide to accessing the bodywide myofascial synergy that constitutes our axial line and postural core. This…

  • It is important to remember

    It is important to remember that the body is self healing, self balancing, self directed, and self reproducing. It does all of this but not without self-awareness. If the body is like this then all of life is like this and so is the Earth. The body cannot heal itself from overwhelming trauma and perhaps…

  • A Grounded and Radical Hope

    A Grounded and Radical Hope An appreciative response to a Deep Adaptation Forum post by Dan Vie and ChatAI: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/ZCLwGYYkCdX2zQu4/? It is irrational in my opinion to expect that more technology will solve the problems that it has created. This is because any new technocracy is little different from any old technocracy. In my view…

  • Change Begins From Within—A Radical New Argument

    Change begins from within. Not from without. Change that begins from within includes change from without. The opposite is not true. There is not one without the other. Both are necessary. It isn’t such a complex argument but there are a couple of steps to it. What I am trying to say is at least…

  • What is Truth?

    What is Truth? Reply to a comment on my blog: https://nochairpledge.wordpress.com/2024/09/04/the-paradigm-shift-and-the-body-change-happens-from-within/comment-page-1/#comments Jeffrey, a lot of people say there is no truth and the best we can do is approximation. However I don’t think we’ve really given the truth a chance. I think that we engage in an awful lot of avoidance behaviors around the truth.…