…developed in late 19th, early 20th century. So we've not had in place really new models of the mind. The body, because of Wilhelm Reich and the many, many schools that he spawned, either as his progeny or in reaction to his thought, have given us new…

…developed in late 19th, early 20th century. So we've not had in place really new models of the mind. The body, because of Wilhelm Reich and the many, many schools that he spawned, either as his progeny or in reaction to his thought, have given us new…

…at the beginning of this century. It takes years, sometimes it never happens the body work that came along behind that with Wilhelm Reich and others, Feldenkrais and so forth, Ida Roth, all of this brings it into the theater of the body at least now…

…and destroyed by the backlash reflex of our civilization, of our species, which always tends to destroy advancing things like Wilhelm Reich said in his essay on the emotional plague that's the millennium another view on the millennium as the bigger thing…

…just moved from one room to another essentially. And we saw then and I think people have always seen what Wilhelm Reich called voluntary monogamy. There's voluntary monogamy and obligatory monogamy. Voluntary monogamy, according to Reich is a natural phase of…

…people have always seen what Wilhelm Reich called voluntary monogamy. There's voluntary monogamy and obligatory monogamy. Voluntary monogamy, according to Reich is a natural phase of the human species and has a natural lifetime of about five years, he thought…

…he thought whereas obligatory monogamy, contractual monogamy, is imposed according to agreement, contract that's been signed and according to Reich this agreement always produces inversion he called it of the participants in the situation in which love turns to…