Exploring the Three Basic Planes and Vowels through Vocalization and Movement

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  • This clip is from Embodied Anatomy: The Dynamics of Vocalization with Bonnie Bainbridge Cohen.
    The full video can be found at bonniebainbrid....
    This video presents unique and effective Body-Mind Centering® principles for working with your voice. The expressive qualities of our voice communicate to others who we are. Bringing kinesthetic and auditory awareness to our vocal structures allows us to better embody, articulate and balance them. This process opens pathways of expression between our unconscious and conscious mind and between ourselves and others.
    Material covers:
    • Gaining awareness of your own patterns of vocalization and
    facilitating repatterning in others
    • Using spatial planes and vowel scales in shaping your pharynx
    for clear overtones and vowel production
    • Distinguishing the production of pitch and intensity in your
    larynx (vocal cartilages and vocal diaphragm)
    • Remembering your embryological development as it relates to
    voice
    • Recognizing the psychophysical aspects of breathing and
    vocalization
    The Body-Mind Centering® approach to Embodied Anatomy is a deep, internal study of the body in which movement and consciousness are explored through the direct experience of our own body systems, tissues and cells. The principles of Embodied Anatomy can be applied to any type of movement, bodywork, therapy or other body-mind discipline. Shot at workshops with Bonnie, these DVDs are a great way to immerse yourself in an aspect of Bonnie's work and get a new perspective on movement, the body and the mind.
    For information about the Body-Mind Centering® approach and School for Body-Mind Centering® programs and courses, visit: www.bodymindce....

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  • @user-mq9vg4tv2u
    @user-mq9vg4tv2u 9 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    How I wish this had been the method of teaching anatomy in nursing school, would have been so much easier to remember, and so much more fun!

  • @willemakkermans4067
    @willemakkermans4067 11 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Wonderfully explained. Thank you for opening up this awareness. A beautiful path for reconnecting with the voice, the body, the breathing. 🙏🤸‍♂️

  • @marielbello6305
    @marielbello6305 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Thank you for existing and sharing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!😃

  • @rosemaryatri2009
    @rosemaryatri2009 7 ปีที่แล้ว +3

    Such a pleasant experience!

  • @TashkaUrban
    @TashkaUrban 3 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    Yeeess! I’m SO glad I found you! I have been wanting to deepen my practice & been teaching people very similar 🧡✨🌺 THANKYOU for sharing with the world.
    Would love to study with you. Do you do zoom?

  • @binisun2843
    @binisun2843 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Thank you for your tremendous work. :)

  • @siljaritter9271
    @siljaritter9271 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Wundervoll❤️

  • @lynnmckenna9934
    @lynnmckenna9934 7 ปีที่แล้ว

    wonderful!!!

  • @David.fix4u
    @David.fix4u 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    Trust and fly

  • @TheHappyNisha
    @TheHappyNisha 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Hm... whilst I agree with the three planes of existence around and through the human being, I don’t think this version has the discipline and reverence to fully access each plane for healing and transformation. It feels unnecessarily choatic, I held and undirected.
    I learned the Ee Aa Oh vowel sounds as part of my Curative Eurhythmy movement therapy and the movement is without sounding, and then movement with an inward sounding. There’s concentration and connection to earth and ‘cosmos’ that feels embodying.
    The postures you present here with the limbs, don’t feel right to my soul, (and not because this version isn’t what I’d met first either). Something is a amiss so I’ll keep exploring. This is all for now. x

    • @angiltheguide
      @angiltheguide 11 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      I am a homeschool Waldorf teacher and was just about to comment on the similar thing. We do these movements when learning out letters 🙏💞📚🙈🙌 they remind me very much of what is done in eurythmy. I do wonder what you see differently