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The Body Awake

The Body Awake is a podcast for people interested in health and the human body, and in having a conversation beyond the body as merely a machine. It's about what we're made of, how we move, how illness, injury and healing happen, and what we can do with that information to live better lives.
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Now displaying: August, 2018
Aug 30, 2018

Our guest this go is David Fleming, a bright and thoughtful practitioner whose work spans bodywork, lifestyle shifts and movement, and is informed by research into fascia, bioelectricity, the healing potential of the earth and more.

 
This episode has a great big dose of little potential experiments that fall into the category of “Try this! It’s cheap or free, is not complicated, has no downside and may have a huge upside in your life.” One example is spending some time barefoot on the earth each day.

 
And more, always. Cheers and love from Montana, LB

 

SHOW NOTES


AMNA : https://www.amnacademy.com/

 
AMNA’s IG page : @amnacademy : https://www.instagram.com/amnacademy/


James Oschman grounding, earthing (google this; lots of resources)


David’s Mac / Apple app is “Candelight” — or search for a blue-light blocking app in whatever app store


The work of Robert Becker; right now I (LB) am reading The Body Electric and really loving it


William A Tiller : Conscious Acts of Creation


Mae-Wan Ho : Living Rainbow H2O


Rolin McCraty “The Electricity of Touch” : https://www.heartmath.org/assets/uploads/2015/01/electricity-of-touch.pdf

Aug 7, 2018

When teaching, "I start with science, but hopefully I end with more of the poetry of the movement."

This is one of my favorite lines from this episode's guest, Tatjana Mesar.

Tatjana is a teacher and practitioner, a smart thinker and deep feeler, like so many of you. And we dive into some big guiding questions: what is tradition, what is modern, what is fusion of ideas and, ultimately, what is outside of the erosion of time?

You can find Tatjana's school, and some of her writing, in Berlin or at https://www.zenyoga-berlin.de/

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