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the 101st scenario / Margaret Rosenau

A 101st scenario is an unexpected outcome completely different from the 100 ideas you had about how a circumstance would play out: outside the box of what’s known .

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the mid-space / Margaret Rosenau

Traditionally called the midline, the open spaces in and around our spine. The term mid-space more accurately describe the anatomy and experience of our mid-line; the space in the middle.

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just pause / Margaret Rosenau

The speed of modern life is not natural. Our natural rhythms are much slower; yet everywhere, there are pockets of time when we can take a few minutes for ourselves.

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meeting the moment / Margaret Rosenau

Pausing and being present to our bodies and surroundings can reset our nervous system, even in unwelcome moments (opportunities to pause, reflect and focus on what matters).

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honoring john chitty / Margaret Rosenau

Honoring John and Anna Chitty after John’s passing. They were my mentors and supporters as I decided to take on the School of Inner Health and teach Craniosacral Therapy.

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embodied liberation / Margaret Rosenau

Sage Hayes from Embodied Liberation interviews Margaret. They engage in a fascinating discussion on the biodynamic approach to craniosacral therapy and its relationship to social justice issues.

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spreading understanding / Margaret Rosenau

There is a lot to be afraid of, like our impact on our planet and the unsustainability of our lifestyle. But being afraid of each other because of skin color, religion, belief or preference — that’s a distraction, and an intentional one.

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