“We, as living Beings, are agents of change. It is now or never,” proclaims Howard Venze, in his new book Onomatopoetic Massage. A modern metaphysicist, Venze takes us on a defining journey in the field of Living Truth, from tired, old Isaac Newton to the conceptual, space-time of Albert Einstein.
In his meditative book, Venze, ever the idol-smasher, presents a new philosophical yoga practice, Onomatopoetic Massage, a scientific reinvention where the aura is your core perimeter to the nervous system.
Honoring the philosopher Marshall McLuhan as a guide, Venze writes his own Haggadah, a story of liberation, which will be yours as well.
Onomatopoetic Massage takes us on a journey to the center of the periphery, where living on the cusp, we are free to see and live for ourselves.
In his meditative book, Venze, ever the idol-smasher, presents a new philosophical yoga practice, Onomatopoetic Massage, a scientific reinvention where the aura is your core perimeter to the nervous system.
Honoring the philosopher Marshall McLuhan as a guide, Venze writes his own Haggadah, a story of liberation, which will be yours as well.
Onomatopoetic Massage takes us on a journey to the center of the periphery, where living on the cusp, we are free to see and live for ourselves.
