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Štyri Univerzálne Výkonné Gesta Prvý jazyk ľudia mali bolo gest. Nebolo nič, čo primitívne o tomto jazyku, ktorá tiekla z rúk ľudí, nič, hovoríme, že už nemožno povedat' v nekonečnú radu možných pohybov s jemnými kost'ami prstov a zápästia. Gestá sú zložité a jemné, involving a delicacy of motion that has since been lost completely.” – Nicole Krauss Gesture is a non-verbal form of communication using hands, face or other parts of the body. Psychologically, a gesture is the gateway to understanding one’s state of mind, as individuals can communicate a variety of feelings and thoughts using gestures – n, l, hostility or anger. Scientifically, indulging in a few gestures on a regular basis has proved beneficial. The most powerful one of all is the act of smiling genuinely. Research proves the fact that every single time you have a Duchenne smile on your face, there is an outburst of positive hormones in your body. Even exchanging a smile is a universally acceptable gesture. There are a few gestures, originating from different cultures, that have spiritual and scientific significance. In this article we will talk about four such hand gestures used to express kindness, l, súcit, empathy and peace. 1) Namaskar (Namaste) “Namaste,” the common Indian greeting each other, is not merely a way of saying ‘hello,’ but holds a deeper spiritual significance. The act of respectfully joining the palms in front of the chest or the Heart chakra and bowing down of the head, increases the flow of Divine love and reduces one’s ego in the presence of another. Namaste is a way of saying that the divine in me respects the divine in you. Acknowledging this oneness with the meeting of the palms, we honor the god in the person we meet. It inculcates the attitude of showing gratitude and reverence for one another. Namaste is also an important mudra in Yoga that helps in staying grounded and humble. 2) Shaka Sign Shaka sign demonstrates the exuberance of Aloha spirit in Hawaiian culture. Aloha means that everything is a fragment of you and you are a fragment of everything. This learning of Aloha helps us in coordinating our mind and soul with everyone around you. Shaka is a gesture to acknowledge the beauty of Aloha spirit with kindness, compassion and love. It is the gesture that teaches us to spread positive feelings among our fellow beings; separation is just an illusion. It can be used as a positive reinforcement. If somebody did something good or righteous, you can give them a shaka as a sign of approval or praise. The gesture involves extending the thumb and small finger while keeping the three middle fingers curled up and lightly shaking your hand. In popular culture, Shaka is equivalent to “Hakuna Matata” alebo “No worries”. 3) Bowing in Japan Bowing in Japan is a custom of greeting people. Two people stand facing each other and bow from the waist at a certain angle, the back is straight and hands are supposed to be clasped on the sides for men and held in front for women, with the eyes down. This gesture gives people involved in greeting courage to communicate and work in good spirit. When two people bow to greet each other, a sheath of universal energy is formed around them. This release of good energy helps in cutting down the negative aura, creating a deep sense of respect for fellow beings and reducing the ego. Zvy?ajne, the longer and deeper the bow, the stronger the emotion and respect expressed. 4) Vôňa Hongi is a traditional greeting of Maoris, the indigenous people of New Zealand. The deeply spiritual Maoris believe that all living beings on Earth are spiritually linked; and no one on Earth is a visitor, we all carry the same universal energy within us. To sa vykonáva stlačením niečí nos a čelo (v rovnakom čase) na inú osobu pri stretnutí. The ‘hongi’ doslovne znamená "zdieľanie dychu,’ and by performing this gesture one acknowledges the life force of another being. A gesture cannot be regarded as the expression of an individual, as his creation (because no individual is capable of creating a fully original gesture, belonging to nobody else), nor can it even be regarded as that person’s instrument; naopak, it is gestures that use us as their instruments, as their bearers and incarnations” – Milan Kundera Image Source
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Četiri univerzalno Snažni Geste Prvi jezik ljudi imalo je gesta. Nije bilo ničega primitivna o ovom jeziku koja je tekla iz tuđe ruke, ništa ne možemo reći da sada ne može reći u beskrajnom nizu pokreta moguće s finim kostima prstiju i zapešća. Geste su složene i suptilne, uključuje delikatesu pokreta koji je u međuvremenu potpuno izgubljeno. "- Nicole Krauss Gesta je neverbalni oblik komunikacije pomoću ruku, lice ili druge dijelove tijela. Psihološki, gesta pristupnika za razumijevanje nečije stanje uma, kao pojedinci mogu komunicirati razne osjećaje i misli koje koriste geste – ljubav, ljubav, neprijateljstvo ili gnjev. Znanstveno, indulging u nekoliko gestama redovito se pokazao korisnim. Najmoćniji od svih je čin nasmijana istinski. Istraživanje dokazuje činjenicu da svaki put imate Duchenneovu osmijeh na vaše lice, postoji izljev pozitivnih hormona u vašem tijelu. Čak i razmjenu osmijeh je univerzalno prihvatljiva gesta. Postoji nekoliko geste, podrijetlom iz različitih kultura, da ima duhovni i znanstveni značaj. U ovom članku ćemo govoriti o četiri takve ručne geste kojima se izražava ljubaznost, ljubav, samilost, empatiju i mir. Namaskar (Namaste) "Namaste,"Zajedničko Indian pozdrav jedni druge, nije samo način da se kaže "Pozdrav,’ ali ima dublji duhovni značaj. Čin poštovanjem pridružio dlanove ispred prsa ili srčane čakre i klanjali glave, povećava protok Božanske ljubavi i smanjuje svoj ego u nazočnosti drugoga. Namaste je način da se kaže da je božansko u meni poštuje božansko u vama. Priznajući to jedinstvo sa sastanka dlanovima, mi čast boga u osobi susrećemo. Ona usađuje stav pokazuje zahvalnost i poštovanje jedni za druge. Namaste je važno mudra U joge koja pomaže u borave utemeljena i ponizni. Shaka Prijavite Shaka znak pokazuje bujnost Aloha duh u havajski kulture. Aloha znači da je sve fragment vas i vi ste dio svega. To učenje Aloha nam pomaže u koordiniranju naš um i dušu sa svima oko sebe. Shaka je gesta priznati ljepotu Aloha duh s dobrotom, suosjećanje i ljubav. To je gesta koja nas uči širiti pozitivne osjećaje među našim bližnjima; Odvajanje je samo iluzija. To se može koristiti kao pozitivna pojačanje. Ako je netko učinio nešto dobro ili pravedni, možete im dati Shaka kao znak odobravanja ili pohvale. Gesta uključuje produženje palac i mali prst, a imajući tri srednje prste sklupčana i lagano trese ruku. U popularnoj kulturi, Shaka je ekvivalent “Hakuna Matata” ili “Bez brige”. Prišli u Japanu Prišli u Japanu je običaj pozdravljanja ljudi. Dvoje ljudi stoje okrenuti jedan prema drugom i nakloniti od struka pod određenim kutom, Leđa su ravna, a ruke su trebali biti sklopljene na stranama za muškarce, a održan ispred žena, očima dolje. Ta gesta daje ljude koji su uključeni u pozdrav hrabrosti da komuniciraju i rade u dobrom duhu. Kad se dvoje ljudi Klanjam se međusobno pozdravljaju, korice univerzalne energije se formira oko njih. Ovo izdanje dobre energije pomaže u sijekući negativnu auru, stvarajući duboki osjećaj poštovanja prema bližnjima i smanjenje ego. Obi?no, duže i dublje luk, jači emocija i poštovanje izrazio. Hongi Hongi je tradicionalna pozdrav Maoris, autohtoni stanovnici Novog Zelanda. Duboko duhovna Maoris vjeruju da sva živa bića na Zemlji duhovno povezani; i nitko na Zemlji je posjetitelj, svi nosimo istu univerzalnu energiju u nama. To je učinjeno pritiskom nečije nos i čelo (istovremeno) na drugu osobu na susret. 'Hongi’ doslovno znači "dijeljenje daha,’ te obavljanje ove geste jednom potvrđuje životnu silu drugog bića. Gesta ne može se smatrati kao izraz pojedinca, kao svog stvaranja (jer niti jedan pojedinac je u stanju stvoriti potpuno originalni gestu, pripadaju nitko drugi), niti se čak može smatrati te osobe instrumenta; naprotiv, to je gesta koja nas koriste kao svoje instrumente, kao i njihovi nositelji i inkarnacije " – Milan Kundera Izvor slike Ljubav gestu Namaste Karmym Shaka Prijavite Japanski luk Hongi