Reviews for Acrobats of the gods

The average rating for Acrobats of the gods based on 2 reviews is 4.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2020-10-31 00:00:00 Bruce Storey Amazing! This book about movement bring unconsciousness to connect consciousness in the art of dancing. The real experience is the dancer will disappear in the dancing/movement and only dance remains. The author himself a dancer and explain how our inner was expressed in the movement. The pain arises through movement will aware of the meaning of life.  How the dancer move from Earth to Heaven to Earth and its so bliss to read this book coz it wrote on different dimension that everyone who reading will feel the nectar. One of the best book on Jungian studies.

Review # 2 was written on 2019-05-03 00:00:00 Hal Hall 10-4-10 Reread most of book. This was written in 1995, but the parallels to today's education debate about merit pay, technology, standards, etc. are incredible. I still recommend that my friends find this at the library and read the prologue, chapters 1 & 5, and the epilogue. It's kind of wordy, but gives insightful perspective on the supposedly new education "reforms" in the media. Initial comment: Wow! If only everyone--individuals in education and everyone else--could just read the introduction and 1st chapter of this book, the debate about education and our "broken" system would be exponentially more intelligent. I am reading my professor's copy of this right now. I am going to buy this for myself and I am seriously going to buy a copy and give it to my state house representative. There's no hope for my state senator or my national senators and representative, so I won't bother. Finished: Fabulous, important book! The middle 3 chapters are very interesting, as well as instructive on how schools and many of the ideas for "reform" actually started, but the history may a little bit too much to dig through if you're not totally interested in the topic. If you're willing to read about 75 pgs. with a lot of relevance to educational debates today, check this out from the library and read the intro, Chapters 1 and 5, and the epilogue. I am seriously giving this to my rep. after the election in a couple of weeks.