"Suprapto's work with movement is radically inventive and his dancing a revelation." Anna Halprin "Suprapto is a movement master. and his work has deeply touched my life and the lives of countless others... A joy to read for anybody interested in making the most of this creative project called living in a body on planet earth." Ya'Acov Darling Khan, author of Movement Medicine. "Dancing inside, dancing outside - this elegant book illuminates awareness of both body and place. Whether moving amid temples in Java or in your kitchen, this distinctive compendium invites the reader to engage both the grit and coherence of authentic voice. Each page cultivates the thrill of discovery." Andrea Olsen, author of The Place of Dance.

• Presence - Beate Stuhm writes about movement from inside the experience, from moment to moment. Amerta movement and archaeology - Keith Miller looks at time, place, layers, memory and the Amerta techniques 'living measurement', 'finding position and point of view' and 'Circle, Oval and Square'. Cultural Aspects of the Movement Work - Christina Stelzer, rather than talking about her own work, highlights and explores three aspects of the Javanese culture that she sees as central to Amerta Movement: waiting, hearing the world and respect. Amerta and Tibetan Buddhism - Monika Forster describes 'hitting yourself with your mind', 'mind as an ally', 'bowing towards daily life', 'being seen', 'giving awareness without creating stagnation'... and other practices. The Eye of the Hand - Steve Hopkins explores movement practice on film through the lens of his work with 3m - meditation, movement and movie - groups in movement workshops, and working with Prapto on film. A Dog Practising 'Talking Body' - Jose Mulder van de Graaf explores the concept of a 'language of feelings', that enables us to understand and to express, even to enhance knowledge in another way. Make Less the Hoping - Sandra Reeve shows how Prapto's teaching about the mudras associated with Borobudur temple can be applied in daily life and ritual. Touching Forgotten Realities - Bettina Mainz investigates the forces of critique, freedom and reconciliation in her life as a movement teacher and dancer. The Echo of Life - Daniela Coronelli shows how Amerta Movement has helped her to develop as a Shiatsu and Seiki practitioner and teacher, utilising direct embodied experience of Resonance and Mindfulness. I Always Do Three Things - Shantam Zohar discusses the Amerta practices of flowering, channeling and semadi [meditation]. A Presencing Dial - Margit Galanter says presence is a basis, filter and medium for how we are in a situation, interacting with one another, the environment and our felt senses. Amerta Movement and Somatic Costume - Sally Dean describes how Prapto's literal, imaginal and metaphorical use of the terms 'costume' and clothing' have informed her ongoing research. Crystallization-performance - Lise Lavelle looks at the crystallizations offered in Amerta movement work. Being and Doing in the Wild Garden - Susanne Tumpel explores the themes of Oneness and Separateness, Organism and Organization in her psychotherapy work. 'Mantra Gerak' / Movement Mantra - Agus Bima Prayitna explains the practice of embodying movement and sound in oneself, art, culture, nature, society and the mystical. The Musical Portal - Tim Jones mixes storytelling with an inquiry into conversation, relationship, the nature of sound and song worlds, finishing with a 'text sound composition'. Near the Unknown - Franca Fubini explores Prapto's ideas of Dreamworld and Realityworld and her application of Amerta Movement in Social Dreaming. Family - Una Nicholson builds on Prapto's idea of the family as a dynamic generator, a source of regeneration and a place to practise the art of everyday living and being. The Infant's Language - Katya Bloom describes her interest in the residual effects of our earliest pre-verbal experiences on later development. 'Going out of the situation' and 'Stop, don't follow that, walk!' - Regula Nell presents movement strategies she practises as a movement teacher, Feldenkrais practitioner and psychomotor-therapist. Amerta Movement and Autism - Sean Williams describes how Prapto gave him a new understanding of his clients and helped him see how working with people on the spectrum is an act of collaborative communication. "Find Your Position" - Susan Bauer explores Prapto's theme of 'finding your position', a means of centering within oneself through embodied presence that opens us to the creative energies of life. Body Body - Helen Poynor explores how the dual lineage of Prapto's and Anna Halprin's approaches to movement relate to her own practice. Ever-speaking being - Michael Dick uses the lenses of 'permeability' and 'presence' as an actor trainer - which he calls developing the human instrument for performing arts. Moving in the Law - Simon Slidders investigates interconnections between Amerta movement practice and the restrictions, boundaries, traditions, flexibility, ambiguities and structures of the law. The Breathing Eye - Andrea Morein illustrates how movement practice has laid the ground for her somatic and contemplative art practice and has informed her work as a visual artist. Joy - Anita Ludke, an architect and freelance artist, writes about how she incorporates Amerta Movement into her teaching and daily life practice. Re-membering Butterfly Beach Melinda Buckwalter describes 'stopping', 're-membering', 'witnessing', 'being with', 'blossoming' and other practices from Amerta Movement. I will trace the constellation of my stars with my fingers - Ellin Krinsly looks at her framework of practice and the constellation of intercultural and ritual performances in her life. Awakening Art and Dharma Nature Time - Diane Butler describes her approach in her own workshop series and the public programs of International Foundation for Dharma Nature Time.

"Suprapto's work with movement is radically inventive and his dancing a revelation." Anna Halprin "Suprapto is a movement master. and his work has deeply touched my life and the lives of countless others... A joy to read for anybody interested in making the most of this creative project called living in a body on planet earth." Ya'Acov Darling Khan, author of Movement Medicine. "Dancing inside, dancing outside - this elegant book illuminates awareness of both body and place. Whether moving amid temples in Java or in your kitchen, this distinctive compendium invites the reader to engage both the grit and coherence of authentic voice. Each page cultivates the thrill of discovery." Andrea Olsen, author of The Place of Dance.

• Presence - Beate Stuhm writes about movement from inside the experience, from moment to moment. Amerta movement and archaeology - Keith Miller looks at time, place, layers, memory and the Amerta techniques 'living measurement', 'finding position and point of view' and 'Circle, Oval and Square'. Cultural Aspects of the Movement Work - Christina Stelzer, rather than talking about her own work, highlights and explores three aspects of the Javanese culture that she sees as central to Amerta Movement: waiting, hearing the world and respect. Amerta and Tibetan Buddhism - Monika Forster describes 'hitting yourself with your mind', 'mind as an ally', 'bowing towards daily life', 'being seen', 'giving awareness without creating stagnation'... and other practices. The Eye of the Hand - Steve Hopkins explores movement practice on film through the lens of his work with 3m - meditation, movement and movie - groups in movement workshops, and working with Prapto on film. A Dog Practising 'Talking Body' - Jose Mulder van de Graaf explores the concept of a 'language of feelings', that enables us to understand and to express, even to enhance knowledge in another way. Make Less the Hoping - Sandra Reeve shows how Prapto's teaching about the mudras associated with Borobudur temple can be applied in daily life and ritual. Touching Forgotten Realities - Bettina Mainz investigates the forces of critique, freedom and reconciliation in her life as a movement teacher and dancer. The Echo of Life - Daniela Coronelli shows how Amerta Movement has helped her to develop as a Shiatsu and Seiki practitioner and teacher, utilising direct embodied experience of Resonance and Mindfulness. I Always Do Three Things - Shantam Zohar discusses the Amerta practices of flowering, channeling and semadi [meditation]. A Presencing Dial - Margit Galanter says presence is a basis, filter and medium for how we are in a situation, interacting with one another, the environment and our felt senses. Amerta Movement and Somatic Costume - Sally Dean describes how Prapto's literal, imaginal and metaphorical use of the terms 'costume' and clothing' have informed her ongoing research. Crystallization-performance - Lise Lavelle looks at the crystallizations offered in Amerta movement work. Being and Doing in the Wild Garden - Susanne Tumpel explores the themes of Oneness and Separateness, Organism and Organization in her psychotherapy work. 'Mantra Gerak' / Movement Mantra - Agus Bima Prayitna explains the practice of embodying movement and sound in oneself, art, culture, nature, society and the mystical. The Musical Portal - Tim Jones mixes storytelling with an inquiry into conversation, relationship, the nature of sound and song worlds, finishing with a 'text sound composition'. Near the Unknown - Franca Fubini explores Prapto's ideas of Dreamworld and Realityworld and her application of Amerta Movement in Social Dreaming. Family - Una Nicholson builds on Prapto's idea of the family as a dynamic generator, a source of regeneration and a place to practise the art of everyday living and being. The Infant's Language - Katya Bloom describes her interest in the residual effects of our earliest pre-verbal experiences on later development. 'Going out of the situation' and 'Stop, don't follow that, walk!' - Regula Nell presents movement strategies she practises as a movement teacher, Feldenkrais practitioner and psychomotor-therapist. Amerta Movement and Autism - Sean Williams describes how Prapto gave him a new understanding of his clients and helped him see how working with people on the spectrum is an act of collaborative communication. "Find Your Position" - Susan Bauer explores Prapto's theme of 'finding your position', a means of centering within oneself through embodied presence that opens us to the creative energies of life. Body Body - Helen Poynor explores how the dual lineage of Prapto's and Anna Halprin's approaches to movement relate to her own practice. Ever-speaking being - Michael Dick uses the lenses of 'permeability' and 'presence' as an actor trainer - which he calls developing the human instrument for performing arts. Moving in the Law - Simon Slidders investigates interconnections between Amerta movement practice and the restrictions, boundaries, traditions, flexibility, ambiguities and structures of the law. The Breathing Eye - Andrea Morein illustrates how movement practice has laid the ground for her somatic and contemplative art practice and has informed her work as a visual artist. Joy - Anita Ludke, an architect and freelance artist, writes about how she incorporates Amerta Movement into her teaching and daily life practice. Re-membering Butterfly Beach Melinda Buckwalter describes 'stopping', 're-membering', 'witnessing', 'being with', 'blossoming' and other practices from Amerta Movement. I will trace the constellation of my stars with my fingers - Ellin Krinsly looks at her framework of practice and the constellation of intercultural and ritual performances in her life. Awakening Art and Dharma Nature Time - Diane Butler describes her approach in her own workshop series and the public programs of International Foundation for Dharma Nature Time.

"Suprapto's work with movement is radically inventive and his dancing a revelation." Anna Halprin "Suprapto is a movement master. and his work has deeply touched my life and the lives of countless others... A joy to read for anybody interested in making the most of this creative project called living in a body on planet earth." Ya'Acov Darling Khan, author of Movement Medicine. "Dancing inside, dancing outside - this elegant book illuminates awareness of both body and place. Whether moving amid temples in Java or in your kitchen, this distinctive compendium invites the reader to engage both the grit and coherence of authentic voice. Each page cultivates the thrill of discovery." Andrea Olsen, author of The Place of Dance.

• Presence - Beate Stuhm writes about movement from inside the experience, from moment to moment. Amerta movement and archaeology - Keith Miller looks at time, place, layers, memory and the Amerta techniques 'living measurement', 'finding position and point of view' and 'Circle, Oval and Square'. Cultural Aspects of the Movement Work - Christina Stelzer, rather than talking about her own work, highlights and explores three aspects of the Javanese culture that she sees as central to Amerta Movement: waiting, hearing the world and respect. Amerta and Tibetan Buddhism - Monika Forster describes 'hitting yourself with your mind', 'mind as an ally', 'bowing towards daily life', 'being seen', 'giving awareness without creating stagnation'... and other practices. The Eye of the Hand - Steve Hopkins explores movement practice on film through the lens of his work with 3m - meditation, movement and movie - groups in movement workshops, and working with Prapto on film. A Dog Practising 'Talking Body' - Jose Mulder van de Graaf explores the concept of a 'language of feelings', that enables us to understand and to express, even to enhance knowledge in another way. Make Less the Hoping - Sandra Reeve shows how Prapto's teaching about the mudras associated with Borobudur temple can be applied in daily life and ritual. Touching Forgotten Realities - Bettina Mainz investigates the forces of critique, freedom and reconciliation in her life as a movement teacher and dancer. The Echo of Life - Daniela Coronelli shows how Amerta Movement has helped her to develop as a Shiatsu and Seiki practitioner and teacher, utilising direct embodied experience of Resonance and Mindfulness. I Always Do Three Things - Shantam Zohar discusses the Amerta practices of flowering, channeling and semadi [meditation]. A Presencing Dial - Margit Galanter says presence is a basis, filter and medium for how we are in a situation, interacting with one another, the environment and our felt senses. Amerta Movement and Somatic Costume - Sally Dean describes how Prapto's literal, imaginal and metaphorical use of the terms 'costume' and clothing' have informed her ongoing research. Crystallization-performance - Lise Lavelle looks at the crystallizations offered in Amerta movement work. Being and Doing in the Wild Garden - Susanne Tumpel explores the themes of Oneness and Separateness, Organism and Organization in her psychotherapy work. 'Mantra Gerak' / Movement Mantra - Agus Bima Prayitna explains the practice of embodying movement and sound in oneself, art, culture, nature, society and the mystical. The Musical Portal - Tim Jones mixes storytelling with an inquiry into conversation, relationship, the nature of sound and song worlds, finishing with a 'text sound composition'. Near the Unknown - Franca Fubini explores Prapto's ideas of Dreamworld and Realityworld and her application of Amerta Movement in Social Dreaming. Family - Una Nicholson builds on Prapto's idea of the family as a dynamic generator, a source of regeneration and a place to practise the art of everyday living and being. The Infant's Language - Katya Bloom describes her interest in the residual effects of our earliest pre-verbal experiences on later development. 'Going out of the situation' and 'Stop, don't follow that, walk!' - Regula Nell presents movement strategies she practises as a movement teacher, Feldenkrais practitioner and psychomotor-therapist. Amerta Movement and Autism - Sean Williams describes how Prapto gave him a new understanding of his clients and helped him see how working with people on the spectrum is an act of collaborative communication. "Find Your Position" - Susan Bauer explores Prapto's theme of 'finding your position', a means of centering within oneself through embodied presence that opens us to the creative energies of life. Body Body - Helen Poynor explores how the dual lineage of Prapto's and Anna Halprin's approaches to movement relate to her own practice. Ever-speaking being - Michael Dick uses the lenses of 'permeability' and 'presence' as an actor trainer - which he calls developing the human instrument for performing arts. Moving in the Law - Simon Slidders investigates interconnections between Amerta movement practice and the restrictions, boundaries, traditions, flexibility, ambiguities and structures of the law. The Breathing Eye - Andrea Morein illustrates how movement practice has laid the ground for her somatic and contemplative art practice and has informed her work as a visual artist. Joy - Anita Ludke, an architect and freelance artist, writes about how she incorporates Amerta Movement into her teaching and daily life practice. Re-membering Butterfly Beach Melinda Buckwalter describes 'stopping', 're-membering', 'witnessing', 'being with', 'blossoming' and other practices from Amerta Movement. I will trace the constellation of my stars with my fingers - Ellin Krinsly looks at her framework of practice and the constellation of intercultural and ritual performances in her life. Awakening Art and Dharma Nature Time - Diane Butler describes her approach in her own workshop series and the public programs of International Foundation for Dharma Nature Time.