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By: Randolph

Randolph — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 19:42:31 +0000

Interesting that you should mention eastern martial arts. In the soft styles, rigidity and tension represent areas of weakness. In competition, the soft style martial artist likes to attack corresponding areas of greatest weakness which are equal or opposite to the area of greatest rigidity depending on the application. Those rigid areas are definitely weak spots that represent the greatest constriction of circulation and bioenergy (chi) flow.

I recall from Reich’s functional therapy that there are 7 segments to physical armor - which correspond to the yogic chakra, strangely enough. And the armoring actually begins with the sexual root. My question is how does the newer brand of “bioenergetics” compare with Reich’s functional therapy? How far are patients willing to go with Lowen Bioenergetics?