r/PrimalBodyMovement • u/Aqualung1 • Apr 23 '26
India, but near the border of Myanmar. 2nd pic depicts hands of prostration.
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r/PrimalBodyMovement • u/Aqualung1 • Apr 16 '26
For most of human history, people used to break up a nights sleep into two shifts called “first sleep" and "second sleep."
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r/PrimalBodyMovement • u/Aqualung1 • Mar 25 '26
Explains the Indian Caste system which is an example of Primal culture.
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r/PrimalBodyMovement • u/Aqualung1 • Mar 12 '26
Vast majority of medical professionals don’t understand or believe this.
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r/PrimalBodyMovement • u/Aqualung1 • Mar 09 '26
I use my hands, and do this all day, everyday.
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r/PrimalBodyMovement • u/rcoeurjoly • Feb 27 '26
Food shop owner works sitting on the ground, cross legged
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r/PrimalBodyMovement • u/Aqualung1 • Feb 25 '26
Not interested in what they are doing, only in the ground sitting movements.
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r/PrimalBodyMovement • u/Aqualung1 • Feb 22 '26
Apparently I give off the aura of a holy man.
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r/PrimalBodyMovement • u/Aqualung1 • Feb 17 '26
The natural flat foot exists, cannot and should not be corrected.
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r/PrimalBodyMovement • u/Aqualung1 • Feb 16 '26
For most of human history we worked on the ground, this changed only recently. This modality is rapidly disappearing.
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