Pygmy Seahorse: Is NEUROPHYSIOLOGY a helpful term? Can we LEARN to play our neurophysiologies as musical instruments? Perhaps we do this singing

Is NEUROPHYSIOLOGY a helpful term?

Can we LEARN to play our own neurophysiology as a musical instrument?

(Perhaps we do this anyway when we sing, for example).

Ecstasy - mdma - is my starting point for defining the term neurophysiology as a specific, very enjoyable in this instance, biological experience.

I think the word neurophysiology allows us to begin to think how to make music with it innovatively, exploratorily and naturally :)

Sing more in specific ways (and with music we like, too)?



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These musicians are 'ONE-ING' with their guitar four-hands - cross-handed, too :)

Lovely music, as well ... http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=1107177801715 :) (worth re-visiting:)

their brains are synchronized, it appears ...

In what ways is it possible to do this with a landscape, or the relaxation response ...

http://worlduniversity.wikia.com/wiki/Relaxation_Response

and exploratorily? :)


... seems they've learned this, together, as well, and neurophysiologically.

... So, can we learn the enjoyable neurophysiology of one-ing, especially with a friend?









(http://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/2011/03/pygmy-seahorse-is-neurophysiology.html - March 6, 2011)