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AY # 539 Fresch Standing alternate with Vigorous StandingSubmitted by evalaser on May 22, 2007 - 6:18pm.
The Hebrew word raanan that Dr Feldenkrais use in the text is translated with refresh, freschen and invigorate. Raananot is freshness,sprightly vigour and vivacity. The meta talk in 3e & 4c gets to my mind a meaning more atuned with the Hebrew intention if vigour or vivacity in the right form is used instead of fresh and freschness . These concepts being somehow more meanings in connection with posture/acture.
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