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You’re a Nice Place to Visit, but Would You Want to Live There?

Body Learning Blog Posted on August 24, 2016 by Robert RickoverDecember 28, 2023

The most important question you can ever ask is: ‘Is the universe is a friendly place?’ – Albert Einstein He added: … if we decide that the universe is a friendly place, then we will use our technology, our scientific … Continue reading →

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The Alexander Technique: A New Approach to Mind-Body Unity

Body Learning Blog Posted on March 27, 2013 by Robert RickoverMarch 27, 2013

No problem can be solved from the same consciousness that created it. – Albert Einstein No one would deny that we ourselves enter as an agency into whatever is attempted and done by us. This is a truism. But the … Continue reading →

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