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Have danced for a long time as well. In no way do I feel like it’s telepathic. People are clearly communicating in physical form. I’d just say that as you get
by bradlys 5y ago
Have danced for a long time as well.
In no way do I feel like it’s telepathic. People are clearly communicating in physical form. I’d just say that as you get better with dancing - you just get more in tune with what emotions are aligned with what type of movement.
I think many people are not very much in their head about it when they’re dancing either. If you’re in your head - actually analyzing what someone is doing physically then you’ll understand where the feeling of telepathy comes from. Dancing is one of those things where I think people who are in their heads a lot can manage to be not in their heads and suddenly - they’re like, “wow, it’s like we telepathically are speaking to one another. I know what they feel and think a bit! But I wasn’t totally in my head analyzing them - how could it be?!” But it’s really that you’ve turned off your speaking mind and just let your brain do the rest.
If you kept the analytical mind on - you’d know what physical cues to read to understand when someone feels happy/sad/safe/uncomfortable.
- kukkeliskuu 5y agoI know what you mean, and it is a real phenomenon. What you are describing I call kineetetic connection, and that is what many dancers, even dance teachers think is the only connection that exists. It is practically the only kind is taught in formal dance schools. I have trained kinestetic connection a lot as well, and really I am talking about very different kind of connection. Apparently this something else is something that kinestetically gifted people sometimes might have trouble experiencing, because of their strenghts. You could think that it is as challeging for kinestetic people to dance from the heart as it is for head-people to dance kinestetically. As a head-person I have had to learn everything the hard way.