Tom Myers and Dr Robert Schleip discussing proprioception and interoception

Note: This video was a Facebook live broadcast from Boston, MA, Feb. 17, 2019. Enjoy!

[@doctorkyle2985]

This was a beautiful conversation between you two. I've been exploring the inner dimension of who we are as human beings and this theory of interoceptive predictive coding is absolutely fascinating. The science is beginning to understand what the yogis have been talking about for thousands of years. Thank you both for this talk, I will definitely be learning more from Dr. Robert and of course the Anatomy Trains information.

[@MikeLaneDC]

more of these please

[@sivybarrigahernandez8554]

I hope you do more of these chats. 1. The subject matter 2. Your love of your works. 3. I learned a lot and makes me think, how do I incorporate it in my practice. Well Done! Thank you.

[@RedReb]

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[@friendlyfire7509]

"The body will prioritize the organs > musculoskeletal sys"

[@sweetsue4204]

That was an insightful exchange that was cosmically well-timed of me to stumble upon. You have me thinking.......🤔

[@AnatomyTrains]

So happy to hear this! We hope to have more conversations with these two thinkers coming soon.

[@QuantumMechanic8]

The Mind Eye Institute is doing some very interesting work with the retina which is part of the brain and has a lot to do with what they call non visual spatial sight.

[@Upekha001]

Very poor audio presentation. You should have used mics. Your voice was kind of fuzzy and not very clear.

[@mareenabowman7495]

The subtitles worked well for me. But mics would have helped alot.

[@skiqqriq]

And a stabile camera also... :( Beautiful conversation anyway.