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きれいに
その
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ここまで
ブログに
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まー
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その
それらの
しっかりした
それら
どうやって、
きれいに
その
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これら、
どっちか、
ここまで
ブログに
まずは、これら
どうかして
まー
それにしても
そうですねー
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Proprioception (somatosensory reception)
is a body sensory area in the brain that
allows us to be aware or conceive
how our physical movements look to others,
and how our body parts are positioned in space.
It refers to the body sensors in muscles, tendons,
including joints, and maintaining balance.
Also sensing how one’s body is carried out
and positioned without looking in a mirror.
It’s been about three years since I started training
to forge the sense, but I still can’t get it.
Proprioception is not obtained by understanding the term
or knowing the meaning, but can feel with physical experience.
To solidify the sense, long-term muscle training
and the process of forging motor nerves are essential.
So what is the difference between
being with sharpened sense or dull?
A simple example can be found in the differences
the movements of a prima ballerina shows
and those who are learning ballet as a hobby.
A prima ballerina is someone
who can perfectly calculate her own movements.
She can perfectly match her sense of how her movements
look to the audience and synchronize with them.
That allows her to completely connect with her movements
to make emotional pathways of others
and also emphasize synchronous links with audiences.
On the other hand, when you look at the movements of someone
who has just started learning ballet,
they show somewhat similar moves to the way shown by the teacher,
but their moves seem to be different in some ways.
Assuming that the beginner in ballet notices those differences
and starts to make an effort to get as close as possible
to the teacher’s instructions,
I guess that it will take at least three years
to achieve the approximate numerical abilities.
Exceptionally there would be someone who can do it
correctly right away after instruction was shown,
but at least I have never witnessed such an example yet.
Yesterday, I was totally ready to unconditionally accept all realities
so I tried to check the photos that my husband took for me
at the school’s annual recital a month ago.
In most photos, my intentions and appearances were disagreed,
such as poses that I was supposed to hold my legs at a 90-degree angle,
but I could only make it about 40 degrees.
Moreover, I thought I was using my muscles correctly for the position needs,
but my body showed the wrong poses.
There were a lot of mismatches in my intentions and how it really appeared
and over 90% of the photos were ugly.
I thought I had been training my self-awareness,
and it was time to check how far I had come,
but it turned out I wasn’t even halfway to my goal.
この
この
なので、
アメリカ
アメリカでは
また、
そのまま
ただ
あるいは
ネット
この
その
その
その
では、この
その
バレエを
プリマバレリーナは
なので、
そのビギナーがその
その
40
『
それを
この
このProprioceptionの
なので、
その①を
それと、この
2025
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アメリカからはNTT
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アクセスできない
ネット
アカウントもエラーばかり
もうあらゆる
とりあえず、ブログが
この
1
ヘルニア
その
バレエのテクニックを
バレエの
しかし、
その
いずれにせよ、
バレエもバレエをやっている
バレエについては
もううんざりになっていたことでした。
そんなに
その
しかもクラスメートの
あの
あの
あの
その
そんな
そして、
この
ビデオは
『
これら
なのに、
しかし、
ヴァイオリンやチェロは
なのに、ピアノの
ピアノを
ある
だから、ピアノの
バレエレッスンではピアノの
レッスンの
だが、ある
イムユンチャンのピアノ
イムユンチャンのピアノの
もし、
その
イムユンチャンのピアノコンサートに
クラシック
イムユンチャンのピアノはYouTubeで
その
とにかく、
イムユンチャンが
バッハ、ショパン、モーツァルト、ベートベン、リーストのような
イムユンチャンのピアノの
その
イムユンチャンがアンコール
『カスターディヴァ』を
その
その
ブログ
とりあえず、
そうだー
しかも
Exercise, training, practice, workout, drill, toughenなど、
だが、
50
あらゆる
しかしある
「これらの
どちらかでどうせ
もちろん、
だが、
“
と
その
それからバレエのレッスンを
その
60
ブログ
アップした
Human individuality is governed by their memories.
ある
A neuroscientist said that
there is no two people have the same brain structure.
Probably, each person has their own unique brain structure
just like fingerprints.
ひょっとした
I don’t have any particular mental problems,
but often I am struck by painful memories from the past
and it makes me suffer by any chance.
PTSDまでは
It is not enough to say PTSD,
but certain past memories attack me vividly and attach emotions
as if I were experiencing that moment.
その
I majored in psychology at university,
so I have some specialized knowledge of mental care,
but sometimes it is hard for me to handle.
ある
コントロールができないほどであった。
Some memories are replayed so painfully
that I can’t control them.
Thankfully, perhaps through the training of Zen meditation,
I have been managing to ensure that
my daily life would not damaged by them.
Bad memories, the more you try to get rid of it,
the more stubbornly sticks to you.
If you try to forget a bad memory,
the more it sticks to you kike glue.
If you wipe it out by force,
even though it comes back again.
ほぼ
Nowadays, if we want to learn about brain science,
we can get almost expert-level knowledge.
YouTube、AI、
YouTube, AI, books, and so on,
such sources are now overflowing everywhere.
でも
However, in my case, even though I understood
how it systemically worked and the causes & effects,
I was not able to control the memories that suddenly attacked me.
ただ
Probably, my memories are not classified by type,
but they are neglected as past events that already happened before.
Yesterday, on the YouTube site there was a brain science-related video
that picked up the problem I had, so I watched it carefully.
どうやって
In many cases, knowing a cause, its process, and the result of an issue,
they can be the first step of a solution but the critical way of how to solve,
it is being left to the one’s situation
as a personal responsibility and the case is closed.
だが、
どうやるかについて
However unexpectedly, the video I watched yesterday
suggested a specific method of how to do it.
その
The method was to put bad memories into a box of imagination.
The memories that you don’t want to replay,
put in the imaginary box surely.
その
それらに
Start remembering clearly the memories you want to put in,
in the order of chronological, where it happened, who did what,
and what feeling you received, and mark them with a title.
そのラベルリング
その
Once you’ve finished labeling them,
lock the box.
そして
Then give the name on the box
and place it in the memory room
where you store unnecessary things and events.
この
This task requires a considerable amount of time.
Maintaining concentration is the key.
I started the task yesterday.
しかし、
その
But once I started the beginning,
I felt sick at the stage of consciously,
and I was unable to proceed.
この
I actually felt that this task takes quite a lot of time.
でも、その
But I know there is no better way than that,
so I intended to continue.
なのに、
やりたいことをやるための
2
アレルーゲンを
アレルギー
24
でも
どう
54
それ
なので、
その
ブログ
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パソコン
これから、
この
Executing or discarding thoughts,
these tasks require training.
It cannot be done no matter how strong
one’s willpower or spirit of the gut is.
When I started to study Zazen meditation,
I assumed if my determination was strong enough,
I can manage to cut thoughts easily.
Humans can do anything with their mindset.
After all, it would depend on one's mindset...
それらが
It was only after I started practicing Zazen meditation seriously
that I realized those were simply illusions.
Whenever I returned to myself,
I found that I was chasing the tails of my thoughts or memories.
ことの
Chasing tails of things,
you can only see the back sides of the matter.
The thoughts leak out from something
like a bag that holds thoughts and
it scatters here and there.
それに
あっちこっちに
やっと
We can barely be precise thought-leaking
unless thoughts are scattered and spread out.
My thoughts are still out of focus
and the focus is blurry.
カメラレンズからのブレはカメラマンの
Just as a camera lens is shaky
due to the cameraman’s concentration being weak,
blurry thoughts are also caused by one’s weakened concentration.
What does it mean to focus?
つまり、
どのように
In other words, it’s about how to be done
and how quickly to get to one point.
Not being able to focus means
there are still points to cut out.
つまり
In brief, there are more points than one.
この
Discarding unnecessary points is
the training of Zazen-meditation, I think…
Motor nerves can only be trained by the one,
who owns the body.
Motor nerves can be taught or learned from others
how they effectively work,
but others can't control someone’s motor nerves.
One can pray to God, wishing to make one’s body stronger,
or desire to become stronger,
but neither God nor a person’s willpower
can train the motor nerves.
Only the one who owns the body can control motor nerves.
No matter how the knowledge of kinesiology is almighty,
the motor nerves do not receive commands from the brain.
If the body doesn’t have previous experience of movement,
the body will not be able to execute the commands from the brain.
バレエのための
When I do the fundamental workout to build my body for ballet,
I get to know that from the bottom of my heart the truth of
my motor nerves can never be trained without repetitive work.
いくら
No matter how much I know the basics of movements in my head,
I cannot perform the movements unless my body remembers them.
I am lazy genetically and have a tendency to avoid physical labor,
so I have been avoiding such suffering
through repetitive practice as much as I could.
だが、いつだったか、ある
『そうだ、やろうと
But then one day, all of a sudden I decided that,
“Yes it is, I’m going to do whatever I decided to do, today right now”
So I started building up muscle strength
which is fundamentally required that I have never done before.
It was a serious start.
じゃー
Previously, I would give myself the Okay
as soon as I understood the principle of movement,
and I‘d raise the difficulty level up with my judgment only.
それらの
But at that point, I completely threw away
such a shortcut-oriented mindset.
I also slashed down my mindset that
all-purpose is to understand principles
and to be able to replay it.
とにかく、
Nevertheless, I restarted muscle pieces of training again
that I had skipped which I was supposed to do
when I was at the beginner level.
やっと
あるステップが
As I kept doing repetition after repetition,
I finally understood
why I haven’t been able to execute a step accurately.
それら
やっと
Going through those painful, boring repetitive works,
at last, I realized that long-term repetitive work is the best shortcut.
しかし、
However, to someone who is truly serious about ballet
and has dedicated their life to it,
so-called repetitive work I do
it would look like nothing more than kid’s play.
きっと
Someone who can show what is real ballet,
he or she must’ve fought their own laziness
every day and won for it.
No matter how tedious or boring the repetitive work would be,
they would have faced it seriously at any moment
and gave tries over and over again.
キレイでシャープな
Those who can demonstrate movements fairly and sharply,
they would have cried every day
in order to overcome their own limitations, that I am sure…
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といったことを
Why was I so serious about ballet learning?
なぜかバレエに
When the June recital ended,
I felt stupid about my seriousness in ballet.
No matter what anyone said,
I have always been confronted with it.
Whether I was old or with shorter legs,
even though my body was stiff,
I didn’t care about them all.
バレエに
3
Since I began to take ballet seriously,
I set up my own three-year project
and steadily cleared fundamental basics.
バレエに
My main aim was to build up a systematical formulation
on the knowledge I multiplied
such as primely understanding human aging processes,
skeletal structure, functions of muscles,
theory of ballet, and aesthetics.
If the knowledge is right, it leads to a right judge.
If the judgment is right, it leads to acting righteously.
If the act is right, it makes being right.
だが、
But the ballet I can perform is not yet accurate.
The ballet movements I can do
are partially correct, but mostly fake.
フェイクは
Fakes can draw people’s attention instantly,
but they have limits.
バレエを
Even people who know nothing about ballet
can tell briefly whether it is real or fake.
Real things can touch one’s mind.
フェイクは
バブルのように
Fakes shine for a moment and disappear
just as quickly as bubbles.
Why did I feel stupid for the attitude
that I have been faced with?
If I faced honestly on something,
I should take the result earnestly as well.
それは
If the result made me feel dumb,
it came from facts.
Next time I will never let myself suffer
my performance was based on fake…
その
8
ヴァリエーションを
あの
ポワントで
ポワントで
4
4
なので、
90%
なので
みんなと
バレエのクラスでは、
なので、
ある
あの
あの
こう
そのような
なぜか
それらの
それら3
その
だが、
ブログ
しばらくですね。
ここコネチカット
ここは
そこで
そこで
そうだ、