Taking a Little Break
More walking, less typing.
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More walking, less typing.
We can learn a lot from going outside our comfort zones. We can also learn a lot—as we do in Feldenkrais lessons—from staying well within the easy zones.
“To correct is incorrect.” Instead of correcting, Feldenkrais liked to provide experiences, ask questions and leave space for curiosity and discovery.
Little things—a smile, a helping hand, patience, forbearance, a pause—can make a big difference. The difference might be for someone else, or it might even be for ourselves.
Keep on going places, keep on looking, keep on being curious. I hope you’re going for it, and finding fun, pleasure and grace along the way.
Sometimes life feels like bumper cars in a way that’s not so fun. You go forward, expecting to meet with success, and you just run into another bumper.
It’s a nice time to open up—move a little more, lift our eyes, lift our hearts, connect with ourselves and others.
We can keep on saying more and more about life, but there’s always a bit more that we can’t quite define or even describe.
They helped me to see myself and the world in new ways.
I’ve heard that if you want to slow down time, learn something new. I invite you to join me in learning something new about yourself.
