Author: Diana Razumny; Published: Jan 6, 2015; Category: Training/Workshops; Tags: awareness through movement, download, Feldenkrais; No Comments
Choose from a variety of Diana Razumny’s 2-day workshops, all on high quality MP3 recordings with easy access to well-labeled tracks, including a list with track descriptions.Author: Diana Razumny; Published: Jun 16, 2014; Category: Caring for Yourself; Tags: awareness through movement, Energy follows attention, Feldenkrais, Hardwiring Happiness, Loving yourself, mindfulness practice; No Comments
Loving or liking yourself is on the verge of becoming a cliché. Just because it’s a cliché doesn’t mean it lacks value! Really, could the Dali Lama, Buddha and Lao-tzu all be wrong? Without doubt, buried in the comments of these great men you will also find the concept of MINDFULNESS! Seems mindfulness is showing […]Author: Diana Razumny; Published: Nov 25, 2013; Category: Mindful Movement, Training/Workshops; Tags: Feldenkrais, mindfulness exercises, Slow Movement; 4 Comments
It was Carl Honore, in his book, “In Praise of Slowness,” that the phrase “Slow Movement” was coined. It has inspired people to spread ideas about the value of slowness and it is sprouting up in several venues. A subculture is born.Author: Diana Razumny; Published: Oct 23, 2013; Category: Training/Workshops; Tags: awareness through movement, Boulder, Feldenkrais; One Comment
Come to enjoy a Feldenkrais Awareness Through Movement® lesson in Boulder, CO, on the last Thursday of October and the first Thursday of November, 2013.Author: Diana Razumny; Published: Oct 11, 2013; Category: Mindful Movement; Tags: awareness through movement, mindfulness exercises, mindfulness practice; No Comments
We don’t all have to be Shaolin Monks to take advantage of the many and profound benefits of a mindfulness practice. Mindfulness practice actually isn’t all about the mind. It’s much more about discovering the mind/body connection.Author: Diana Razumny; Published: Sep 29, 2013; Category: Feldenkrais Method; Tags: awareness through movement, learn something new; 3 Comments
What makes a top athlete, circus performer and professional dancer so much different than the rest of us? They have invested hours of refining their body maps in relation to an activity they are passionate about.Author: Diana Razumny; Published: Sep 25, 2013; Category: Feldenkrais Method; Tags: learn something new; No Comments
A great deal of influence on Moshe Feldenkrais in developing his method was his study and curiosity of how babies move and develop movement skills that take them from sucking for nourishment to standing, walking, running and playing.