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CHRONIC PAIN ATTRIBUTED TO AGING

People attribute pain to aging and use old age as an excuse. But the AEQ method, a method of gentle conscious movements, does not recognize this concept, and in the workshops I explain how teachers of the…

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BACK PAIN

Most people with lower back pain are well aware of how much suffering, sacrifices and time it takes to eliminate that pain. You might have tried stretching, physical therapy, massage, chiropractic, acupuncture, painkillers, or even…

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REDUCTION AND ELIMINATION OF SCOLIOSIS

Although scoliosis may also be associated with the genetic picture, stress is an important factor in idiopathic scoliosis. The basic principle of human functioning is as follows: Our brains control the muscles based on feelings…

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CONTROLLING THE MUSCLES

The main purpose of learning better muscle control is to achieve mastery. Muscle control involves much more than improving the ability to contract them. It includes increasing the ability to relax (expand) muscles, which…

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IF I WERE A CHILD AGAIN, I WOULD…

Reading for stronger nerves: how does self-destruction work with the best of intentions? The resemblance to self-destruction in sports is no accident. Even in early childhood, a toddler has unmonitored access to the Internet and…

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CONTROLLING THE EGO

Who is the ego? Ego allows us to change our surroundings to fulfill our needs and wishes or changes us to suit the environment. Life has been long and increasingly alienated from the body and the natural laws and…

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THE AEQ METHOD AND PREGNANCY

How and why does the AEQ method benefit a pregnant woman, and what benefits does the body have during that time? The AEQ method understandably explains this and enables the perception of a woman’s real situation…

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Illnesses of the 21st century

Chronic muscle tension serves to suppress the perception of unwanted and dangerous impulses from the body. Their expression to the environment through movements, speech, gaze, posture is limited.

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IF I WERE A CHILD AGAIN, I WOULD…

Reading for stronger nerves: how does self-destruction work with the best of intentions? The resemblance to self-destruction in sports is no accident. Even in early childhood, a toddler has unmonitored access to the Internet and…

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When a Partner Acts Like a Child

If it happens that the woman is making an effort in all directions while the man does nothing, then both partners inevitably face increasing problems. If the man does nothing to ensure that both of them have fewer…

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UNWANTED THOUGHTS AND EMOTIONS

The last dangerous thought pattern is actually a counter-thought. It’s a process called thought suppression, the attempt to push away unwanted thoughts and emotions. The late Daniel Wegener, a social psychologist…

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Responsibility Creates Guilt

Guilt is an emotion that has a deep and multifaceted impact on a person’s behavior, body, and emotional world. It often arises from the feeling that we have hurt someone, failed our own expectations, violated…

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LEFT, RIGHT OR EMERGENCY LANE?

When deciding to learn the AEQ Method, we need to be aware that it is long-term experiential learning designed to improve communication between our physical reality and the conscious. Today, fewer people know and use long-term…

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CONTROLLING THE EGO

Who is the ego? Ego allows us to change our surroundings to fulfill our needs and wishes or changes us to suit the environment. Life has been long and increasingly alienated from the body and the natural laws and…

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SEPARATION

Despite man having the same basic body structure as other mammals, he is the only one that is perfectly balanced in an upright posture. The foundation for it is the increased role and strength of the buttock muscle. Upright posture…

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GOOD PERFORMANCE IN SPORTS

As an experienced cyclist and a long-time owner of a bicycle shop, I have often observed the consequences of the wrong approach to sports and the wrong motive for success in sports with my clients. Most of the time, the runner wanted to buy a bike to relieve the knees and tendons, as he was advised – a friend, an orthopedist, a physiotherapist.

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