I am a seeker. I seek the truth. Whether it's the truest way to practice bodywork, the truest way to eat for optimum health of body and planet, or the truest way to live.
Albert Einstein said it well--"Wisdom is not a product of schooling but of the lifelong attempt to acquire it."
My path has led me to things and people such as The Feldenkrais Method, bodywork, a B.A. in phsychology, Krishnamurti, veganism, raw foods, Shamanism, music of all kinds, and Terence Mckenna. Each of these facets and their infinite branches and wormholes play a role in my approach to the world and my work as a Feldenkrais practitioner, bodyworker, and serious, cutting edge nutrition researcher/educator.
I am pleased that this website is on your path. Whether we are aware of it or not, Ours is a path of seeking that has no end. I am on the same journey as you, we are ju
st in different places. I am in a place where my life and my work are becoming indiscernable. This has always been a silent go
al. The ability to create a life that is not separate from ones work allows one to be passionate about both without neglecting either. This connection and these ideas, rather than complicated, esoteric techniques, are the basis of my hands-on and hands-off approach to working with individuals to assist you onto your path of ultimate wellness, happiness, and connection.
Let's not be fooled by public opinion or the rantings of so-called "experts" on TV. Let's live long, vibrant, truly happy lives. Let's be individuals.
Josh Cantor