
Runningman model; human stress and the embodied somatic response
08/13/23 • 26 min
Ep 11. I discuss the reason for the name and the picture of the running man model as an archetype and teaching metaphor of human stress from day to day to extremes of stress. I also cover the embodied response to stress and how the body lead the response or reaction to the internal and the external environment that drives the belief and hence the reaction in our lives and environments.
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Ep 11. I discuss the reason for the name and the picture of the running man model as an archetype and teaching metaphor of human stress from day to day to extremes of stress. I also cover the embodied response to stress and how the body lead the response or reaction to the internal and the external environment that drives the belief and hence the reaction in our lives and environments.
Leave comments and questions at: [email protected]
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