1943/44 - in the midst of World War II: In a remote location in Scotland, the British government has brought a small group of scientists, deemed particularly valuable, to safety, among them Dr. Moshe Feldenkrais. His lectures spark heated discussions. He advocates a new approach to stimulating and developing the human brain through remarkably simple and unassuming floor exercises. However, his provocative theses are well-founded in neurophysiology, compelling, and cover topics ranging from human learning to the role of gravity, the emergence of fear, human sexuality, the unique function of the balance organ, and a new concept of human maturity. With the method he presents for the first time in these lectures, he will teach at leading universities in North America, Israel, and Europe.