010: Stealing the Technique

Teachers of complex crafts like Somatic Experiencing come in all different styles and capacities for explaining their own process. But none of them can ever name everything they’re doing, nor should they. Part of learning the craft is learning how to p...

An episode of the Liberation Is Possible podcast, hosted by Anthony Twig Wheeler, titled "010: Stealing the Technique" was published on December 15, 2014 and runs 11 minutes.

December 15, 2014 ·11m · Liberation Is Possible

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Teachers of complex crafts like Somatic Experiencing come in all different styles and capacities for explaining their own process. But none of them can ever name everything they're doing, nor should they. Part of learning the craft is learning how to pay attention and to sometimes "steal the technique." This takes your active participation and observation along with your willingness to adjust your own behavior when you see something that works better, because the truth is, some things can't be explained.

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Teachers of complex crafts like Somatic Experiencing come in all different styles and capacities for explaining their own process. But none of them can ever name everything they’re doing, nor should they. Part of learning the craft is learning how to pay attention and to sometimes “steal the technique.” This takes your active participation andRead More...

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