Color perception across cultures illuminates our development as a species alongside the inherent natural world around us. Color is a bridge between language and thought. We see it through our biology, but we conceptualize it in our minds, with language, and context. Here we will see concrete examples of varying color perception across cultures across […]
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The history of ecstatic dance is rich and covers the entirety of the world. Here we look at the Hellenic myth of Dionysus, and the connection with modern ecstatic dance gatherings.
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The main thing to know about hexagons is that they impose structure onto the free-flowing fractal structures we see in the archetype of 5-ness. While five-ness sets up the property of regeneration, six-ness handles that offspring. It is like a disciplinary parent, imposing restrictions on a child who, while may be having a good time,
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There are 2 main different ways to perceive time culturally. Monochronic, or linear active time cultures emphasize punctuality and timeblocking. Polychronic or multi active time cultures emphasize weilding, overlapping activities.
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Since the beginning of history it seems people have used rotational symmetry in art. Rotational symmetry can invoke a strong respond of awe in the viewer. Also, rotational symmetry tends to have a calming effect on the mind. This is because one tends to rest their gaze in the center, which is very relaxed. To
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