by Ravi Prabhakar | Aug 29, 2026 | Book Reviews, Feldenkrais Method, Ravi
Why Practice Doesn’t Always Make Perfect Why Practice Doesn't Always Make Perfect How We Learn by Stanislas Dehaene The Body Knew First — Part 4 of 4 (Four short reads on the neuroscience of movement, and what it means for how you live in your body). Here are...
by Ravi Prabhakar | Aug 25, 2026 | Book Reviews, Feldenkrais Method, Ravi
Close Your Eyes & Point to Your Elbow Brainscapes, by Rebecca Schwarzlose The Body Knew First — Part 3 of 4 (Four short reads on the neuroscience of movement, and what it means for how you live in your body). Here are the first 2 parts in case you missed...
by Ravi Prabhakar | Aug 18, 2026 | Book Reviews, Feldenkrais Method, Ravi
The Fastest Way to Understand Anything A Thousand Brains by Jeff Hawkins The Body Knew First — Part 2 of 4 (Four short reads on the neuroscience of movement, and what it means for how you live in your body). Try something quickly… Picture a coffee cup and imagine...
by Ravi Prabhakar | Aug 11, 2026 | Book Reviews, Feldenkrais Method, Ravi
Why Do We Have Brains? Why Do We Have Brains? The Body Knew First — Part 1 of 4 (Four short reads on the neuroscience of movement, and what it means for how you live in your body). Hi there, Ravi here Next time you’re stuck on a hard problem, notice what you...
by Ravi Prabhakar | Aug 5, 2026 | Book Reviews, Feldenkrais Method, Ravi
The Body Knew First The Body Knew First A Reading List, in Four Parts Have you ever noticed that your clearest thinking tends to happen while you’re walking, doing the dishes, or moving somehow and almost never while sitting still, forcing it? Or that you can...
by Ravi Prabhakar | Oct 8, 2025 | Book Reviews, Start Here
The Body Has A Mind of Its Own – A Book Review And What It Teaches Us About Ourselves Did you know your brain has a map of your body that is not fixed? That map shifts when you learn a new skill, when you adapt to an injury, and even when you pick up a tool and...
