Mark Reese (1951-2006) was a student in Moshe Feldenkrais second professional training in San Francisco 1975 -1977.

In the book it is referred to as the original training in America.

Since I am writing about Yochanan Rywerant, who served as an assistant in SF, and himself trained in the original training by Moshe Feldenkrais in Tel Aviv, I choose to pay attention to the use of two original.

Yochanan Rywerant is not the only person not mentioned.

He is joined by professors Hans Kreitler and Shulamit Kreitler, to some extent the Nobel laureate in chemistry Irene Joliot Curie and, surprisingly, Emilé Coué's name is not found in the name index. There maybe more but about these people I have something to write.

The are all absent for different reasons but none the less.

As a biography, the book spans a timeline from MF's birth in 1904 to 1951, but in reality the book lacks chronological order on a detailed level as the author makes bold leaps to include himself, various whims and his own guesses about events and connections.

In order to make the discussion more understandable, I need to attach some information about myself that is decisive for my assessment of the facts I reason about.

I am Jewish, I know Hebrew well, both in writing and speaking. I have above average knowledge of Judaica for a layman. I have been involved in the translation of MF's books, BMB and TEO and not least initiated the translation of MF's two chapters from Autosuggestion 1929/1977, i.e. I am very familiar with those texts.

My relationship, professional in nature, with YR spans a period of 21 years.