Epstein Secrets

ator. Tom Missler Associate Project Coordinator. Maridee Ennis Layout and Graphics: Amy Adrian. Angela F. Hunckler, Kate Jenkins, David McKelvey, Barry Of fringa, Brent Savage, Jacque Schneider, Janet Seth, Michael A. Sullivan, Brian Torwelle, Mary Jo Weis Illustrator. Kathryn Born Photographer.

ns that make the senses work. EFTA01721153 "1 Chapter 2: A Brief History of Touch A massage pilgrimage to Esalen The pioneering work done at Esalen helped keep massage alive and well after its decline in the early and mid-1900s. Esalen, located in Big Sur, a couple hours south of San Francisco

he moun- tainside directly into a series of pools adjacent to the massage area. (Esalen's Web site is at www. esal en. org.) Nudity alert: Beware, Esalen is clothing optional, and nudity is common. Think otit as a greatway to get used to viewing the grand mas- terpiece of the human body. In 1998, tw

nted massage oil from ancient Persia  Any CD by Barry White Just kidding! Actually, having any of thos

eserves it. Some people say that the con- sciousness of the entire planet has been shifted in a positive direction by people who receive massages on Esalen's deck overlooking the Pacific. Here, a bunch of talented, sensitive people practice a form of massage that is meant to fine-tune your body and you

, Dead Imagine (1991), for example, had no moving parts: He/she was comprised of pure signals, flickering projections on flat surfaces. In her setup, Barry commented on the alienating effects of late-20th-century technology. The image of an androgynous head fills an enormous cube made of ten-foot-square

it’s a pun or a joke: the cybernetics that was ‘left’ behind. On another level, it’s a vague political grouping connoting our Left Coast: California, Esalen, the group that Dave Kaiser calls the ‘hippie physicists.’ It’s not an adequate term, but it’s away of recognizing that there was a group beholden to

, Dead Imagine (1991), for example, had no moving parts: He/she was comprised of pure signals, flickering projections on flat surfaces. In her setup, Barry commented on the alienating effects of late-20th-century technology. The image of an androgynous head fills an enormous cube made of ten-foot-square

it’s a pun or a joke: the cybernetics that was ‘left’ behind. On another level, it’s a vague political grouping connoting our Left Coast: California, Esalen, the group that Dave Kaiser calls the ‘hippie physicists.’ It’s not an adequate term, but it’s away of recognizing that there was a group beholden to