What are the benefits in becoming GFP practitioner?
The great advantage of GFP has not been created out of theory of concepts. GPP empirical properties allow it to be verified and tested on the bodies through physical interactions rather objectively. GFP applications into other fields are boundless, be it by integrating it to different physical approaches or just applying it to the most casual daily activities. GPF is not framed as a therapy yet it is undeniable the potential therapeutic benefits it may deliver on a vast array of life domains.
GFP is predicated on the fact that humans have an innate fear of falling and so, in order to function in gravity, virtually everyone will inescapably end up being conditioned and programmed by environmental influences, on the nervous system level, to resist gravity during the growing up process, albeit unconsciously. The cornerstone of GFP consists in recognizing that such a fear often remains outside the field of awareness. The defence mechanisms help to obscure the experiencing of the emotions related to the fear of falling. GFP has an educational essence in as much as the participants learn to identify, at a first moment, their own patterns of resistance toward gravity, which is the first step in developing a reading ability of all sorts of resistance patterns towards gravity. The fear of falling tends to be translated as physical blockages and biomechanics compensatory behaviours that compromise an optimal functionality and a full expression of the being on many levels.