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Degas………………………  \n………………………………31  \n……………………………………32  \nResonance………………………………  \nMedicine Journey……………  \n…………………………43  \nThe Daphne Blossom……………  \n………………………………………55  \n   \n# The Ecology of The HumanSpirit—A Foreword\n\nAll of Carl Ginsburg's characters are in motion.Some are onthe verge of discovering that they have the potential to realizetheir lives in new ways.Some are pushed to the line betweenlife and death,or dreaming vs.reality,or the choice betweenliving richly or merely existing by rote.  \nThese are modern tales,talking directly and wisely to thetroubled times we live in:the generation gap and reminiscencesof elders juxtaposed with the restless travail of young people;conflicting belief-systems sought and found as guides and keptor discarded;and always an intense mode of questioning tradi-tional assumptions about healing and growth.And about theunity of body and spirit,to achieve that which either by itselfcannot do.  \nAlways the characters move in landscapes which are morethan background tapestries —we find countrysides and cityarenas which are characters in themselves,in the way that locusmust affect any living creature's development.  \nThe Journey offered to the reader of these stories is insight;there is the option to understand the new choices afforded hispersonae —of healing,repairing and renewal.Carl comesfrom a particular and personal Medicine Journey in his ownlife,so his stories spring from his own experience of changeand growth.  \nI find a radiance to these stories,like the light comingthrough the half-open door to a new and barely-discoveredroom which waits to be explored.Carl,like so many of us,wascaught for many years in the tense,benighted area of academicdiscipline,with its forbidding caveats concerning change andexperiment.He chose instead to move toward the new ideas  \nafforded by the possibilities in that unexplored room—a bridgebetween accepted medical concepts and New Age brilliantinnovations in body work,as practiced in FunctionalIntegration principles of the Feldenkrais Method.  \nThe Feldenkrais Method's concern is to take nothing forgranted except that there is always a possibility for growth,change,and motion.As I've come to understand it,it is basedin sound knowledge of physiology combined with psychologi-cal wisdom and deep compassion.Several of these storiesprovide insight into the mode of the Feldenkrais Method.  \nOver the years,Carl has become a Teacher of this new mode.He is grounded in studies with Moshe Feldenkrais himself andyears of experience with the Shake-a-Leg Program,as well as atinnumerable private workshops and in his own private practicein Albuquerque.He is now teaching the Feldenkrais Method tostudents coming from various other disciplines in Australia,It","cbCaiuG8NtpSV7fd","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuG8NtpSV7fd","pdf",3552957,76,"English","# Table of Contents\n## Foreword by Carol Berg\n## Introduction by Carl Ginsburg\n## Kachina\n## The Phantom\n## Lost Hills\n## In Still Life\n## In Still Life, A Sequel\n## Scenes from a Life in the\n## M. 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