When Dynamic Stillness implodes cellularly & emanates a non-tidal pulse, you enter a post-biodynamic practice.read more
A commitment to cease all efferent medical practices and bypassing of Pure Breath of Love's sacred pulse.read more
During your Stillness Touch training, you do NOT engage guru-disciple codependence with your teacher, there is no enquiry into tides, no spiritual bypass, no absolutism or misuse of Dynamic Stillness. read more
Charles' three Master Classes, is a new path to become a Stillness Touch Legacy Practitioner. read more
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A sequel that expands Prasent In Der Stille with new perspectives on Biodynamic Cranial Osteopathy. This is a valuable and meaningful book for all people, especially in the helping professions. The book is connecting and a revelation for every reader interested in healing and spirituality. It is a unique milestone that can expand consciousness.
Stillness Touch is a must read for any osteopath wanting to explore cranial osteopathy from biomechanics to functional to biodynamic. Charles also takes us on a journey into the post-biodynamic realm, which allowed me to grow as a professional and as a person. Highly recommended. She got me. I am falling inside her in the infinity inside me. I feel so truly home! Every cell radiates pure peace and warmth that is full of life, power and tenderness at the same time. It feels so infinitely good, after so many painful years. Thank you for never giving up. I won't either. "I am astounded by Stillness Touch Union of Body & Love. I feel there is so much to respond to and experiences to describe that I cannot even begin to try. Words don't describe how much your work resonates in me and helps me deepen my own." ~ Winslow Eliot, PhD
"Stillness Touch Union of Body & Love is the best book I've ever read! Beyond accurate, it constantly confirms my inner exploration, which inspires a 'YES' to the years of relentless commitment to embodiment, enfleshment, and reposing into what is. Your words vibrate in the flesh and bridge the transpersonal with the personal as an Enfleshment Manifesto." ~ Giselle Bridger
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