The Body Worlds 2 exhibit has been open at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science for several weeks. My wife, my youngest son, and I finally got around to attending on Saturday.
No blinding flashes of insight. Just the same kind of fascination I had with the cadaver work we did during teacher training, I described several months ago here.
Perhaps one key gain: a deeper appreciation for the fact that consciousness can be embodied, and what is missing when it is not. So far as I can tell, consciousness can exist only embodied, whether my own or a chicken's. (Note: I'm not inclined to test my theory beyond the chicken level at this point. ;-))
That recognition makes me appreciate a little more the very ability to perceive and experience and move and feel.
Something to think about in this evening's practice.
Wednesday, June 14, 2006
bodies bodies everywhere
Posted by greenfrog at 4:07 PM
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