Talk with your Body

As of today I am going to consciously talk/communicate with my body and its various parts (inner and outer).

We call people on the phone, we email them, we talk with them in person, etc.—and through talking we get to know each other, what we like/don't like, want/don't want, etc. It makes sense that we would do this with our body parts.

Talking to the body, letting it know that we are inviting it to do something ... or asking it what it wants us to know ... asking it what a certain sensation means ... asking it to show via cravings what it would like to receive (food wise or otherwise) ... thanking it, all the parts, for functioning well and even inviting them to function better where necessary ... and so on. Developing a conversation with the Body. Making it a friend and companion, because it is the one physical form that will always be with us in this life time. We might as well make friends with it, as much as we can.

Even before going to sleep ... talk to the Body. Ask it how its day was, what it liked, what it didn't like, how it felt, etc. Ask things like: "Is there anything special you would like me to do for you tomorrow?" ... and so on.

As I sit here writing this, drinking Yogi Tea, I stopped for a while and paid attention to the tingling in my throat and chest (from the spices). I felt it going down the passage ... and I said to my Body: "I invite you to absorb all of the nutrient benefits of this tea as I drink it." (Taking another sip): "Thank you for listening to me and responding so quickly for our benefit."

This then leads me to think ... we need to be so aware of what we tell ourselves. Our bodies are listening and responding.

Back by popular demand—our plays.

If you missed them the first time, now is your chance to see them. Or, maybe you've already seen them and would like to enjoy them again.

"The Perfect Place" by Elspeth Duncan and "Same Ol' Mas" by Randy Ablack are back by popular demand.

Re-run is 31 October - 3 November at Trinidad Theatre Workshop, Jerningham Avenue, Belmont, Trinidad.  (Oct 31, Nov 1 and 2 at 8:00 p.m. and Nove 3 at 6:00 p.m.)

 

Tickets are $150 for one and $200 for two ... so bring a friend.

To book your ticket(s), please call 624-8502 or email trinidadtheatre (at) gmail (dot) com

Recent artist photo shoot

I have worked with Malik of Malik Inniss Live Unplugged before—as his photographer for  promo images and as director/film maker on his first music video, Street Life.

Recently, while vacationing in Tobago, Malik hired me to do some new shots of him. Below are a few that were taken that afternoon by the sea in Buccoo.

To book a session for your artiste or theatre promo shots, contact me via the contact link on this blog.

 (Click on images to enlarge if desired)