AHS12 Esther Gokhale - Restoring Our Primal Architecture

[@slapdatAsss]

8:59 - The legend himself, Dr. Michael Mew. Posture, check. Jaw, check. It's all under control.

[@alexlee8639]

Wow

[@AM2K2]

haha a random Dr Mew is spotted in the wild

[@Mirroredsmoke]

Based

[@djsmdjd1]

I've been a spinal surgeon, fellowship-train surgeon for 30 yrs...the film is so so, but her info is spot on. So listen to her,

[@rolirolster]

I'm a convert, I eventually got here via a Ted X talk, ideas worth spreading indeed :)

[@jmluceno]

Hopefully some of these problems can be resolved this year: (1) Providing the slides or (2) Video recording the slides instead of the audience members who look awkward at being video recorded when there's a presentation going on that should be recorded instead.

[@deepajain9923]

Has me convinced. So grateful to have watched this.

[@downbntout]

Update?

[@Grimgrak1]

Camera man needs to stop focusing on the blondes in the audience and zoom out to see the damn slides!

[@jrice135]

Camera man is as bored as I am but, yes, I have to agree. And the fact that her slides don't show up is another negative.

[@MikkoHere]

Ha! At least you can find much better versions of the same slides in her other KZbin videos

[@dianeensminger8368]

Can't see slides but the pictures and diagrams are in her book.

[@timbeecharmer]

You assume it's a camera 'man'? Well you're probably right... LOL=>

[@bungieanimator]

That weird 1:100,000,000 moment of recognizing someone in the audience. Orthotropics guys just chilling at 8:57

[@danielknoth7247]

@The Dude the lord himself

[@Mirroredsmoke]

Damn son thats a good find

[@nicksyoutubeaccount]

8:59 Dr. Mike Mew spotted

[@blue_cameron]

lol Mike Mew just casually sitting there at 8:59

[@dovimanking871]

would be nice to see the slides

[@spencelindholm5067]

Google

[@anthonypatti7868]

We do the something in tai chi. Good tai chi is good posture and good posture is good tai chi.

[@ChrisFariaGTARealtor]

Thank you so much for this explanatory video. Beautiful! The techniques helped alleviate tightness and obtain some slight relief. I'd like to know more on specific adjustments, having complex spinal issues post MVA, including a herniated L5-S1, as you mentioned. Thoracic and Cervical issues too unfortunately. I am very grateful to God, the Source, the Universe, primarily, and to my fabulous and gifted doctors, therapists, chiropractors, and counsellors. I'd like to connect further, if possible, Esther. Namaste 🙏💐❤️☮️

[@sunnysideupgirl84]

Well done Esther, I love your approach to public speaking. On a subject that can challenge some peoples ideas, you are approachable, informative and inspiring. Ill be sharing this video and researching the Gokhale Method even further. :)

[@lakebum]

She is so intense is stressing me out

[@mgodoy1985]

Thank you. wonderful

[@subhashchandna5235]

I felt like being warmly hugged after watching this video! Anyone ditto?

[@adriangpuiu]

FOR A SECOND, I THOUGHT I SAW MIKE MEW IN THE AUDIENCE :))

[@kdp2575]

You did :D

[@darcimichaels2004]

Awesome but can't see her slides which I imagine helps to solidify her words.

[@downbntout]

A sheep-shearer's harness would work. Saw one many years ago in a movie set in Australia, it was enclosing the ribcage and tied (adjustable) to the rafters of the barn. Reversing gravity by keeping the back elongated, lifting the upper body.

[@kurilladesign]

why is this guy not filming the slides?? what about the chairs without the backs knees lower??

[@ArchimondetheDestroyerofWorlds]

MIKE MEW GOD SPOTTED 9:00

[@femkekoene8293]

I appreciate what you are sharing Esther, it is helpful and makes sense. However, I can't rid my mind of the adverse ossification process that occurred to most modern westerns from infancy. As a corrective exercise and movement practitioner I encourage the 70 % tissue tolerance concept when teaching archetypal postures but if only we could squat and move like the beautiful people from Orissa!! I feel robbed from that birthright and I am certain I am not alone :-(

[@nickashton3584]

see also sitting statues from ancient egypt

[@EarthHarmonyHabitats]

I would like to help the videographer. Zoom in/zoom out my friend...

[@sanschill5765]

Is there anyone in the Phoenix AZ area that teaches this method ? ALSO the slides that are helping the audience do not show up.

[@whymustinamethischannel3422]

Nice info. The slides would be nice though.

[@fasorto87]

Can't see the movements on the chair but thanks very helpful

[@Converted2truth]

free demo helpful.

[@abouTimelord]

are the slides comming? Please??

[@michaeldooley5331]

Would it be helpful to introduce an intent in addition to all the bio mechanical instructions? The reason i ask is because everyone including myself seems to be trying too hard.

[@karannagrale1109]

I have spotted Dr. Mew Mike in this video at 8:59.

[@unitardization]

I get the feeling this might be helpful if you could see the model

[@heatherallingham7120]

Couldn't really see anything with the front row heads in the way

[@savnoy18]

ahh im annoyed i cant see the pictures!

[@savnoy18]

but awesome info

[@oneclickandclosed]

Time to book a NUCCA appointment

[@rode5927]

the camera work has destroyed the importance of the talk. You got the Like nr. 738

[@Gemoct]

Where are the slides? Darn u

[@eunicestephen5929]

Ubang tribe ??? You are referring to Iban tribe, however the photograph is of two Penan or Punan men, the last nomadic tribe of Borneo , mainly residing in Sarawak. Your work is fascinating but disappointing you have not checked your info on indigenous people. I also noticed you referred in another clip of your work to countries Africa and Ethiopia . Africa is a continent not a country.

[@Ulowwxrld]

Mew the only mans with the right posture on that audience lmao.

[@cosmic_snot]

I don't see the slides!

[@salemthemerciless]

4:17 Gorgeous girl . Great camerawork

[@arcidiavolo]

if every time i sit i have to think all that staff,.. i stand

[@justme8108]

If you can't see the pictures on the screen, most of this information is moot point.

[@chugbry]

boy do I have a sore back!

[@ty88]

I wish I could see more of the slides and less of the audience. Except for 4:18

[@nickashton3584]

suspended head top tai chi classics head forward and up alexander principle

[@nanjolly]

Tai Chi is many hundreds of years old....

[@douglasjohnson7992]

How come every cameramen/editors in her videos are horrible??

[@WatchYouTubeshortsS]

its DOCTOR MICHEAL MEW JAJAJAJAJAJ.

[@joepike1972]

look up eight steps to a pain free back, images.

[@kyriethegoat8007]

8:59 is it fucking mike mew

[@Andrew-oh2ol]

I don't think the guy noticed anything difference with his posture

[@ryanthompson3446]

Omv his neck has a neck.

[@BossyJoe]

Pointless. Can't see any of the slides or diagrams she's pointing to and instead focusing on the audience trying to sit up straight. Pointless.

[@orionstar6268]

Very bad recording, the camera person does not know what he or she is doing.

[@mrityunjoychoudhury3686]

This video is a scam. The same kind of content blocking is also there in her TED talk video. Now that's something I call primal.

[@123admini2r]

4.20 pretty lady!

[@slimeslime5749]

She got cheeks

[@smartcatcollarproject5699]

I think Greeks and Egyptians and Romans did just like we do, they only made statues of healthy, good looking people, not the average guy... If someone would look at our top models, they would say these people are so fit and healthy, that's unbelievable ! Now there was a much more intensive natural selection going on, many with light health issues would not survive, as comfort and medicine was also much more primitive than today... same thing with today's last hunter-gatherers tribes...

[@NNICKKK]

un fucking believable. a video about posture whilst sitting? sure, lets not see that.

[@mysteryandmeaning297]

Bunch of baloney think lol

[@Jacob-mo7yw]

You're very informed