Completing the weekend work of Sunday 16 October 1988, Mervyn said: “Mr Adie, I found that the time was expanded to a large degree. I felt as if I had […]
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Completing the weekend work of Sunday 16 October 1988, Mervyn said: “Mr Adie, I found that the time was expanded to a large degree. I felt as if I had […]
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After lunch on Sunday 16 October 1988, Gerard, who was new, said a fair bit. It was very positive, even flattering to the group, but I don’t think it calls for […]
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Part One The next question on Sunday 16 October 1988 came from Hamish: “Mr Adie, I came this morning wanting to be freer from considering what other people thought of […]
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Part One The next question was from Jim. “Mr Adie, the ten minutes of the idea that you gave to us I found a great help, although, it didn’t really […]
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Part One This is from the second day of a Work Weekend (Sunday 16 October 1988). After breakfast, Mr Adie said: “The basis of our thought yesterday morning was the reading from […]
Read moreI think that Help! is the most underrated Beatles album of all. While some reviewers quite disparage it, others render it some praise (e.g. for being adventurous in the use of […]
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This concludes my report of the meeting of Wednesday 1 March 1989. Part One “Mr Adie,” said Davida, “on my way here this afternoon, I became very aware of a […]
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This is from the meeting of 22 February 1989. I thought it fitting for this day, when we remember the passing of Mr Adie. Kerry: Sorry, after speaking to you […]
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The late Carl Ginsburg, a legendary Feldenkreis practitioner, and a gentleman, gave me permission to place this story online. It was published in his short book Medicine Journeys. The “Todd-Ashbys” are […]
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This continues the meeting of Wednesday 1 March 1989. Chuck said: “Mr Adie, today at my place of employment I was suddenly aware of a detachment and a presence where […]
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