PDF-(BOOS)-Our Horses, Ourselves: Discovering the Common Body: Meditations and Strategies

Between 60 and 80 percent of human communication is nonverbal spoken in the physical languages of movement and touch But while we are talking all the time we lack a clear vocabulary and syntax of the body In this fascinating book dancer choreographer and visual artist Paula JosaJones combines her two greatest passionsmovement and horsesin order to help us develop somatic awareness Consciousness of breath integrated and coherent motion and development of movements and touch into sensitive channels of communication Through stories and exercises JosaJones demonstrates how connecting with the horse can develop this awareness The body and mind of the horse and the human she writes are connected at the deepest levelsanatomically energetically psychically spiritually and emotionally And because horses are authentic beingstheir inside feelings and intentions match the outside expression and behaviorour interactions with them can help us become more aware of our inner emotional landscape and its relationship to what we are expressing outwardly Horses offer us the opportunity to become more trustworthy and more comfortable in our own skin By listening inwardly feeling the connections between our mind states and our expression we become more attuned to the currents passing among us more able to blend empathize and act with balance sensitivity and kindness. 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