In his life, Steve loved to invite old frends, new friends and close friends round, to bring along some food and do a bit of tensegrity. It all seemed to work well with his love of physics, understanding of energy vibes and of being one with the world. It was a chat to chat, to laugh, to engage and feel at ease with the people he cared about.
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Anyone who has spent a day with Steve, always walked away intensently satisfied, feeling relaxed, and simply having had a bit of a laugh. Take it seriously, or take it with a pinch of salt - it was never an issue either way for Steve, but one wonders that despite his relaxed approach to it, he felt it could have been more organised and could have devoted more time to this subject.
His favourite movements were to mimic the different animals and to move and swing arms in different ways to create the energy forms around us. It was always fun to see him mimicing that of a burrowing animal, digging away at soil, and seeing him jump up into the air out of an imaginary hole, almost landing on the floor with a thud. It's a wonder the open spaced bedroom turned 'studio' didn't fall through to the floor below.
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