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[[File:Spinningbeam2.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Spinning Beam]]
! colspan="2" | ''Spirit + Flesh''
[[File:Spinningbeam3.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Spinning Beam]]
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! colspan="2" | [[File:Spiritandflesh.jpg|100px|Spiritandflesh.jpg]]
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! Author
| [[Fakir Musafar]]
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! Illustrator
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! Genre
| Biography
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! Country
| United States
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! Publisher
| Arena Editions
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! Published
| April 2002
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! Language
| English
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! Pages
| 184
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! ISBN
| 189204157X
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A '''spinning beam''' is a piece of kit sometimes used while performing [[Category:Suspensions|suspensions]]. It is essentially a see-saw that can rotate, with one person suspending from each end.
'''Spirit + Flesh''' is a hardcover book documenting fifty years of body play by [[Fakir Musafar]] and others. Following the introduction, the 196 page book is entirely photographs, without caption or comment. Many, if not most, of the photographs were featured in [[Body Play Magazine]].


Spinning beams are usually between 4 and 10 feet in length, and are hung from a swivel in the centre. Swivels are also attached to each end and then to a [[Suspension Rig]], from which the suspendee will hang. As the people suspending are often of different weights, the beam can be adjusted to compensate for this and allow them to balance. This is done either by adding weights, or by moving one of the outer swivel fixings relative to the centre.
== External links ==
* [http://www.fakir.org/store/index.html# Buy the book directly from Fakir Musafar]


Depending on the surroundings, and the type of suspension chosen (most people usually go for a [[Suicide Suspension]], suspendees are able to kick off the floor or walls to influence their own motion.
== See also ==
 
* [[Fakir Musafar]]
== Related Risks ==
* [[Body Play Magazine]]

Latest revision as of 11:43, 17 September 2023

Spirit + Flesh
Spiritandflesh.jpg
Author Fakir Musafar
Illustrator
Genre Biography
Country United States
Publisher Arena Editions
Published April 2002
Language English
Pages 184
ISBN 189204157X

Spirit + Flesh is a hardcover book documenting fifty years of body play by Fakir Musafar and others. Following the introduction, the 196 page book is entirely photographs, without caption or comment. Many, if not most, of the photographs were featured in Body Play Magazine.

External links

See also