Let's get straight to the point:  muscles have no memory that controls their activity.  Muscle memory (more properly, movement memory ) ...

Memory is the confusion of time (sensation-in-motion or disequilibrium ) with the intuition of the Eternal (equilibrium) . . . . . by w...

F rom a certain perspective, we may regard our sense of body as, "complete" -- meaning that we trust we are perceiving things in a...

or   Understanding Your Great-Grandparents © 2006 Lawrence Gold           The field of brain research has progressed remarkably over th...

Ladies and Gentlemen: for your edification and entertainment may I present somatics an evolutionary leap in the understanding of humank...

When people refer to being "centered", one wonders what they mean.  Immobile?  In possession of ones faculties? Calm? This piece c...

A common confusion exists about what constitutes, "now" or "nowness".  This entry clarifies that confusion to the point ...