Here's a wonderful article from Time Healthland Ezine revealing how the brain loses consciousness. It looks like the brain functions as a whole or a cluster of relationships and that consciousness is a product of the whole rather than residing in one...
Read more...Here's a wonderful video on research into touch. If anyone is feeling inspired to be part of a pilot team to look into meaningful research for BCST please feel free to say yes.
Read more...Wavy millipede legsI was on holiday in Sicily recently, lazing in the sun, and caught myself watching a millipede. I was fascinated by the waves of activity in the legs as it moved. It struck me a moving millipede is a really...
Read more...Below are some interesting quotes on CSF flow from recent research using new computer modelling of CSF flow in the third ventricle from MRI scans. There are also some great images on the site of Dr Vartan Kurtcuoglu. (Many thanks to GP Visser,...
Read more...Author: Angela Wheeler, New Zealand Teacher When you identify yourself to others, where do you point? Most would say the center of their chest. Why here? What’s the significance of this place? Some would say the heart resides here; but then why don’t...
Read more...Some extra questions from the interview, but not on the video, that will appear in the Singing Dragon newsletter. BCST (biodynamic craniosacral therapy) seems like something you can really only master by having hands-on practice. How does your book support this kind of learning? We were...
Read more...I have just uploaded some photos of a real skull. The skull lives at the Da Sein Institut near Zurich.It has been split in half, so you get some great views of the facial complex, the fused sphenobasiliar junction (thats not moving anytime soon)...
Read more...I read an interesting article recently in new scientist saying that astrocytes are responsible for sleep. Astrocytes are one of the neuroglial cells of the central nervous system. Neuroglial cells area like a connective tissue cellular network and support structure for the...
Read more...click here for the article: 'Let slime moulds do the thinking!' 'Every part rhythmically expands and contracts, pushing around the fluid inside.' Great article on slime mould. It is nice to see something more recent. The amazing slime mould video, that is...
Read more...Here's a wonderful series of slimemold videos. (thanks to Tim). http://youtu.be/9zAGp_7Xhss - waves http://youtu.be/bkVhLJLG7ug - guy who's researched for 70 yrs http://youtu.be/OX5Yiz38fgY - crazy spirals in this one http://youtu.be/eTWNF-Rc3kk - protoplasmic streaming
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