Just thinking back on Paul Scheele's Photoreading teleseminar a few weeks ago, when he gave anecdotes illustrating that people who photoread generate energy that is concentrated around the abdominal area rather than the eyes.
Another example is the way old memories and stress is remembered by the body as a pattern of tension. It seems that the body remembers our experiences even after we have convinced our conscious mind to forget.
This whole idea that thinking and memory is performed throughout the body and not just limited to the brain fascinates me. I have never considered that "thinking" is part of the body's repertoire of functions.
Maybe using the "other 95%" of our "brains" should be rephrased as using the other 95% of our "body-mind"? And if that is the case, then how does one train oneself to "think" with the body?
