[MD] Unkludging the MoQ.

[MarshaV]

On Aug 14, 2010, at 9:11 AM, David Thomas wrote:

> Marsha
>> 
>> There is a type of dance that is social, but there is also dance that is
>> biological. 
> 
> Did you miss this?
> 
>> [Dave before]
>> Overlooking the possibility that
>> there might be a "dancing gene" such that when anyone hears cajun type
>> boogie woogie music they just cannot keep from moving their bodies.

Don't know boogie woogie Dave, and don't know of a "dancing gene", I 
meant moving the body to celebrate freedom.  


> I don't think it's high on science's priority list to try and verify this
> possibility. 

Bravo to Horse for knowing this type of dancing for the joy of it.  It is 
very dynamic...    Clears the head.  


> 
>> Dance can be an individual's solitary celebration of life
>> and movement without partner or rules.
>> 
>> You buy this?  
> 
> Sure, no doubt a big part of dance'n is all about self. And mystical,
> particularly if you are doing the sun dance.

Not self, this type of dancing is definitely forgetting the self and 
celebrating life.  


> Of course Buddhist's have a big problem dance'n alone given they
> have no-self. Oh, I forgot they're Dance'n With the Stars.

Please don't  judge the Buddhist by anything I've said.  I am not a 
Buddhist, I am a gnat.  

This is probably a social ritual, but I admire a man who can dance.  

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twRC_GXzmOM&feature=related   



    Marsha  


 
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