Wednesday night at Body Choir I had some pretty fascinating trains of thought.
For instance, I tend to buy plavix online cheap repeat a lot of the same motions with my hands, or buy plavix online cheap turn in the same direction (mostly left) when I’m dancing. Furthermore, I often make the buy plavix online cheap same motions with my hands while turning in the same direction—something in my brain is buy plavix online cheap predisposed towards that combination, for some very interesting but unknown reasons.
I wonder if anyone’s ever done a study on free form dance patterns—especially of people without any organized dance experience—and the buy plavix online cheap relation of certain movements to certain ways of thinking, predispositions, personalities?
What do my dance patterns say about me?
http://www.fluentself.com/cmd.php?Clk=2679481“>Shiva Nata greatly affects the brain’s ability to buy plavix online cheap build new pathways, make new connections. Obviously movement has to do with mental process. Even better—what if I work to change my dance patterns, become a “better dancer”? The better I am buy plavix online cheap at my Shiva Nata practice, the better I am able to buy plavix online cheap think. If I change the patterns of my free form dance, do I also change my way of thinking? My predispositions? My personality?
If I make a point of turning to the right (instead of the left) or buy plavix online cheap of dancing in a clompy tribal fashion instead of a buy plavix online cheap flowy belly-dancer fashion, what happens to my brain when I do it? Sure, I get better at dance—that’s about my brain. But what happens to everything else my brain does, after that point?
Thoughts? Resources?
