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From: ganetauk
Date: Fri Jan 10, 2003 1:08am
Subject: Re: Mirroring Strategy
Kinesthetic technique for control of breathing in others...
1. pick a subject. (It is best to start with someone shorter than
ones self.)
2. expose subjects neck area by removing any ties, necklace etc.
(although in a complex version of this technique, one may use
these "neck aids")
3. place you left hand around the subjects neck. Adding your right
hand, once the left hand is in place.
4. squeeze your hands using the following time frame...4 seconds
squeeze....4 seconds let go...4 seconds squeeze....4 seconds let
go....and so on
5. You'll be able to control the subjects breathing using the
kinesthetic pattern. Cool ha!
:o)
Terry
--- In a previous message dsimon9874 wrote:
> Can anyone suggest a strategy for adequately observing someone's
breathing pattern in order to mirror it (consciously)?
>
> Let me clarify ... what if your "subject" is wearing clothing that
acts as a barrier to observing the chest, or, and this may be more
important depending on who you are, what if you don't want you female
colleagues to think you are staring at their boobs?!!
>
> Are there any other signs to watch for and match? Maybe shoulders,
or nostril flares? I'm not tuned to these subtleties yet (what
subtleties yadda yadda yadda?).
>
> Also, what if the person you are mirroring is talking alot, and you
can't adequately asceratin their breathing pattern? Do I say, "Shut
up so I can look at your breasts please!"?
>
> Please take the lecherous comments in the tongue in cheek manner in
which they are written. (Whose tongue, what cheek blah blah blah?)
>
> Simon
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