Who has fun?
“Man consists of two parts – his brain and his body. But the body only has fun”
Woody Allen
„Der Mensch besteht aus zwei Teilen – seinem Gehirn und seinem Körper. Aber der Körper hat mehr Spaß.“
Woody Allen
Body language
It`s ….because I love my body
everybody is his or her body. Everybody is himself or herself.
It doesn`t matter who you are.
It does not matter how you are. It does not matter how others think about you.
It does not matter how they will judge.
Unless you still love your body.
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Horse as a magic symbol
Tomorrow starts the New Year inChina. It’s the year of the horse.
In western countries the horse has a specific symbolic meaning. It stands for power and energy.
A horse is well grounded and helps to experience grounding, contact and trust in reality. You can rely on the horse when you really let go. Emotionally and energetically. This helps to experience reality around you, in relationship and in yourself.
The horse is very sensible and sensitive and remembers how you relate to it. If a horse becomes a friend then you’re really welcome and you have a good friend to rely on.
Insofar I wish you all to meet or to have a good horse. Of course I also wish you a wonderful Happy New Year.
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Self-optimizing surgery
In South-Corea, and not only there, a booming plastic-surgery-industry is to be found. More than twenty percent of the women had picked up the chance to change their bodily, facial expression by this surgery.
In comparison to this, only five percent of the women in the US do this.
Millions of South-Corean people watched the film “Two hundred pounds”. The main protagonist changes her appearance by plastic-surgery. So one could say one main aspect which characterizes the Corean popculture is the whish of self-optimizing. More and more young women want to look like the dancers of the popstar Psy or Kim Tae-Hee. Her face very often is the model for an operation.
So if looking at these women after surgery which person are you aware of? In whose eyes do you look? How does it feel do look into your friend`s eyes and realize the facial expression of some Popstar? Is it yours? that of your friend? Whom are you Aware of? And how do you feel with this Person?
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Burning desire
“To burn with desire and keep quiet about it is the greatest punishment we can bring on ourselves.”
Federico García Lorca
If you marry a Chinese woman, then be prepared 😉
There’s an interesting and astonishing effect when marrying with a Chinese woman. Quite often when I talked to western men who married a Chinese woman, most of them agreed to the observed effect, which is like this:
Before the marriage Chinese women more often seem to be restrained, friendly, a little shy, ………
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Myths about eye contact
There’s a lot of information on eye-contact, the power of eye-contact. There are also a lot of stories and lore as well as there is a lot of scientific research being done.
So, hard to find orientation within this thicket of information, results and (personal or stereotype) opinion. There’s a new study which shows that eye-contact is
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Permanence of body language
“Drawing is like making an expressive gesture with the advantage of permanence.” — Henry Matisse
Matisse is a very famous French artist (painting). I just came across one of his remarkable sentences. This underlines that there is more than just body language or nonverbal communication performed by the body itself or by the person himself.
Painting and other art is so to say an objective of body language. An objective which can be regarded as a very personal expression and a cultural expression.
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Ready for a “face-experiment”?
If you are more interested in learning more about faces and facial Expression and comparison of faces just have a look there:……..
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