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the power of I

Submitted by Mingh Whitfield on Mon, 07/16/2007 - 11:06am.
So, the I function can allow the body to perform in certain ways, even while the rest of the nervous system is not ready to. I can't wait to delve further into helping children bring unconscious behavior into consciousness. I suspect that Paul's question to his twins is key to the facilitator's role in this process. It got them to pay attention to their bodies and cause change.

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