See, Speak, and Be, Loved

Off to Edmonton To take my daughter to school. Teaching her boyfriend Brendan all about our leading mode of emotion. The very best conversations anybody can have!

In my workshops, I do a section on "we are the world" - meaning what ever our Leading Mode is, we assume the rest of the world is the same. We innocently "teach" each other what is most important... to us! Thank you to the Visuals and Kinesthetics for your thoughts on this. But to an Auditory....Love IS what you say!

How do Kinesthetics bless the world??
I was able to visit at length with my friend yesterday who leads Kinesthetically and teach her about our leading Mode of Emotion. She had been comparing herself to others who were Visuals and Auditories and I just couldn't listen any longer to the shame she was attaching to how she navigated her life.
Kinesthetics bless us with.....

Discovering the love that surrounds us, replacing criticism and judgement with appreciation and curiosity. Be love!!

Last month I attended a three-day theatre master class in the Beautiful Banff Centre for the Arts. It was taught by a professional who delivered all her emotions kinaesthetically. It was such a joy to be in her class and I simply reveled in all her approaches because they were at once so classic Kinaesthetic and brilliantly professional. (let me clarify – we typically teach people that “professional” means Visual so I LOVE it when “rules” are broken)

She was dressed comfortably and layered (prepared to become comfortable if she wasn’t!) and then sat down in the circle and kind of curled up on her chair. Her opening statement is one I will remember for a very long time. In reference to the agenda she had written, she stated it was made without our presence nor our energy and so therefore was only one possible road map to our destination. “Time”, she stated, “is a resource, not a tool of oppression.”

There it is!! That wonderful gift the Kinaesthetics give the rest of us – an understanding of the companionship of time. And true to her belief time was never the cause of ending a discussion, skipping over important thoughts, nor dictating pace.