What if we can experience …
our physical bodies growing out of the world rather than apart from the world?
our physical bodies as processes, complex, nested, continually unfolding in time and space?
our movements, no matter how small, as changes in shape of our whole selves? As shapeshifting
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Mainstream medical anatomy, so often received as authoritative, has a very specific cultural history and presents a very narrow view of how bodies are and how bodies move.
Years ago I had the insight that the images in our anatomy books shape our experience of ourselves the same way that ideokinesis works: that images can affect both how we perceive our structure and how we move.
Over the last 30 years or so, different models of human structure have begun to emerge which challenge this centuries old paradigm.
In this workshop, we’ll explore how to embody some of these new ways of conceptualising our human structure.
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This is an opportunity to go deeper into the practices and thinking behind the Tuning Class though could be of interest to anyone working with or interested in human embodiment.