[MD] an authentic teacher?

[Peter Corteen]

Hi Marsha,

I was quite ill this weekend with a fever of some kind. At times I got out
of bed and moved around the house but it was like I was awake and asleep at
the same time. I stood at the top of the stairs and for a moment it was like
I was watching TV and I was not really part of the situation - I just
thought 'just put one foot in front of the other carefully'. It's an another
experience that helps convince me that the mind is a function of the body.

I suggest you find a teacher of the Alexander Technique; try
http://www.alexandertech.org/ with this link you should find the nearest
teacher in your area. I really think that what you may find with this will
be surprising. There will be no dogma but, instead, a new way of thinking
and being in the moment.

Regards

-Peter


On 04/11/2007, MarshaV <marshalz at charter.net> wrote:
>
>
> Greetings,
>
> I was being serious when I said most often assistance comes in the
> form of a book.  But what I find confusing is that there are
> different views about needing a teacher.  Some state the journey is
> to be taken alone.  Some state when you're ready the teacher will
> appear.  Some state you should seek out an authentic teacher and
> community.  I think I should do this work alone, and sans drugs.  But
> sometimes I do get into a fit of confusion.  I don't find making
> mistakes so terrible, because there's always some lesson that
> accompanies a mistake.  And since I'm alone, there's no one else to
> mess up.  Does anybody have any thoughts on finding a teacher?
>
> Marsha
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