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This exhibit features over 60 ambidextrous artworks, photos, educational graphics, and street art pieces dedicated to mirror movement development (MMD). Meet the artist, Jim Houliston, at the Closing Reception and Book Signing scheduled at the Carmel Valley Library on Tuesday, September 30th, 2025 at 6pm. In this show, titled Mirror Mirror Body and Brain: WhatContinue reading “Carmel Valley Library Art Show”

While Theory Cafe doesn’t yet exist, this page paints a picture of such a place for the sake of science having dual-dominant practitioners to study for their remarkable mental and physical capabilities produced by mirror movement development (MMD). Both your tummy and your BRAIN will thank you for visiting Theory Cafe; the world’s first coffeeContinue reading “Theory Cafe Dedicated to MMD”

Aristotle called Symmetry one of the main forms of Beauty, along with Order and Definiteness. Symmetric art beautifully accents a space to prevent unwanted graffiti. It makes a city look cool and makes tax payers happy. People now have something better than graffiti tags to look at and save money from a City not needingContinue reading “Cities Save Money with Symmetric Art”

Science is starting to understand some cool stuff about the benefits of mirror reading! In fact, general mirror movement development (MMD) aligns the brain and body to increase balance, memory, athleticism, creativity, and burn calories. Both adults and kids can do it too! Leonardo da Vinci and Benjamin Franklin practiced MMD since youth. Da VinciContinue reading “Young Da Vinci Comes to Philly”

Developing dual-dominance (aka, ambidexterity) is a lifestyle practice that produces incredible benefits for your brain and body, inline with your physical human design for optimal function. Nikola Tesla, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, Leonardo da Vinci, Queen Victoria, Hippocrates, and Harry Houdini are only some of history’s greatest practitioners and promoters of dual-dominance. While it’s easierContinue reading “How to Become Ambidextrous”

As a tour guide in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, I talk more about Benjamin Franklin than anyone. This polymath of a Founding Father who signed all four documents that went into the making of the United States of America, became our first international celebrity, first millionaire, started our first public library, first hospital, first fire department, firstContinue reading “What Made Benjamin Franklin’s Brain SO Different?”

You may think, “I already have one good hand. Why need another?” Having an extra good hand on a rainy day sounds like a nice perk, but the benefits of practicing mirror movement development (MMD) are much, much greater than that. MMD grows your brain and aligns your body, increasing your physical and mental capabilities.Continue reading “Benefits of MMD”

The human body, with its symmetric skeleton, symmetric exterior sensory features, and symmetrically-weighed distribution of asymmetrically jumbled internal organs, is made for mirror movement development (MMD). The same goes for a car: symmetric frame, symmetric exterior features, and a symmetrically weighed sum of asymmetrically placed internal components. You would never, though, buy a car thatContinue reading “MMD Explained”

Although estimates say 1% of the global population is ambidextrous, how many people do you actually know who work to develop both sides of their body in all activities? I bet it’s far less than 1%. And of those people, how many have been extensively researched? Considering how piecemeal and anecdotal much of the researchContinue reading “Science of MMD”

The internet shows a world where seemingly everything is practiced. The presence of developing ambidexterity is no different. Videos online show some of us simply dabbling in becoming ambidextrous, while others have been practicing it for years and becoming dual dominant in the process. History’s MMD practitioners include quite a few notables, but it’s theContinue reading “Today’s Most Ambidextrous People”

Michelangelo painted the Sistine Chapel with both hands. Mozart composed music both right- and left-handed. Plato urged his students to practice ambidexterity.Nikola Tesla identified as ambidextrous… Additional historic practitioners of mirror movement development (MMD) include: The handedness of these historic influencers, various of whom were polymaths, virtuosos, and renaissance men, is presented in BIG3MMD: History’sContinue reading “History’s MMD Practitioners”

The practice of mirror movement development (MMD) is as old as the bilateral design of our human bodies. Considering that it has been practiced and promoted by some of history’s most notable geniuses and advanced cultures, today’s educational systems would greatly benefit from its modern adoption. Benjamin Franklin, the Founding Father and polymath who startedContinue reading “MMD in Education”