
Pull apart or pull together, separate from or relate to each other. The cards help bring the elusive patterns of Somatic Education to light. Studying and working with the highly complex lessons just got easier.
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The light of lesson studycards
In ancient times stories served as teachings, and they have been told from person to person, always in person. Lessons of Somatic Education have been told in this way too, for decades: a master gathered his students and taught them in person. However, times began to change and gradually we slipped into the digital age, with the beauty of audio and visual design, but also to such extreme ends as self isolation and social distancing. My question is: how do our narratives adapt? How can our textbooks and our way of outlining lessons reflect, adapt to, and make use of the technological and social advancements?
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The cards are a reward for my supporters who help me create Youtube videos.
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The cards are an ongoing experiment to inquire into how lessons of Somatic Education can be described… much like musical notes on paper are for describing music. Please be reminded that such notes are not the actual music.
This is a work in progress.

































