Edited by Elizabeth Beringer

Embodied Wisdom contains some of Feldenkrais's most concise and accessible writings. These thoughtful articles and lively interviews explore a diverse range of both Moshe's interests and inspirations. Some of the most prominent themes include—the importance of bodily expression, the primacy of hearing, sleep and consciousness, movement and its effect on the mind, and many more. This book provides the readers with an opportunity to deepen their understanding of the scientific and spiritual principles behind the Method and offers sound strategies for incorporating it into their lives.

Embodied Wisdom: The Collected Papers of Moshe Feldenkrais includes all of Feldenkrais's English language articles and interviews and is a must-have for Feldenkrais enthusiasts. The articles span a period between 1965 to Feldenkrais's death in 1984. The book was carefully edited by Elizabeth Beringer and contains some of Feldenkrais's most concise and accessible writings. David Zemach-Bersin has written an inviting foreword that helps make the book a wonderful introduction to the Method. The volume contains something for everyone, with articles relating to the theater, martial arts, learning, awareness and consciousness, and with in-depth discussions of the Method.