Energy & Character - Volume 12 - N.1: January 1981 - International Journal of Biosynthesis

By David Boadella

Energy & Character is a journal above all a means of communication among colleagues and professionals in the body psychotherapy community at large all over the world. The title Energy & Character suggests on the one hand physics and biology, the energetic roots of existence, and on the other hand character, in the psychic and social meanings. Character has roots in ancient Greek which on the one hand refer to the formation of the personality in the culture, and on the other hand relate to the core, or essence of the person, his or her unique individuality. CONTENTS Ezlo Zucconi Manzzini Space Between Bodies James Jacobs The Physiology of Emotion Anna Wise Movement Based Therapies Jerome Liss Constructive Criticism Kip Briggie Some Myths in the Practice of Bioenergetic Therapy Layna Verin The Nature of Sexuality Dennis Hoemer Connie Chatterley: Part I Jacob Chapman Relationships: Some Thoughts on why it gets so difficult Nic Waal - Anne Grieg - Mogens Rasmussen The Eye Segment John M. Beilis On the Initial Interview in Bioenergetic Analysis REVIEW John Southgate The History of Ruth Martin Zukor Meltin Armour

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 172572264X
• ISBN13: 9781725722644
• Release Date: August 2018
• Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
• Length: 98 Pages
• Weight: 0.37 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.2" x 6.7" x 9.6"