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An Alexander Technique Journey

Studying the Alexander Technique is an experience like no other. Most learning takes us systematically from the unknown to the known; the Alexander Technique takes us from what we already know, throws us into the unknown, and teaches us to deal with it.

When we stay centered in the face of the unknown, life opens up. By going inward, we expand. By focusing on ourselves, we can accomplish more. By taking care of ourselves, we take better care of others.
 
Each person's journey is different. The process isn't always easy or comfortable; fundamental change requires courage and commitment. And we never, ever know beforehand where the journey will take us.
 
This blog is one student's lesson-by-lesson account, written in her own words as she steps off from the known into the unknown. I'm grateful to Etta for sharing her experiences with us. I draw inspiration from her voice, and I hope you will, too.

Posted on Saturday, August 25, 2007 at 02:11PM by Registered CommenterAlexis Niki | Comments1 Comment

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nicely written & thought provoking, it doesn't really answer that unanswerable question " What is the AT" but that's kinda like as a child when I would look up at the night sky and think about the distance up there going on infinitely. I could neither understand it being finite nor infinite. Cause, supposing it was finite, didn't that mean that there was some kind of a roof up there, and if so, how thick was that roof & what was beyond it?
these questions led me to some kind of an understanding of infinity... or at least I like to think so, or maybe it's a wee bit pretentious.I have taken several AT lessons with Pédro, Alexi's favourite husband & I am still no nearer to being able to answer that niggling question- "What is the AT?" but I can only suggest that one tries it out for oneself to come up with an answer or not.
September 5, 2007 | Unregistered CommenterMike Dineen

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