Where does your tongue sit in everyday situations?

[CeLegacy]

Lower palate?

 

[nicklebleu]

Hi CeLegacy,

This is about the third of similarly structured threads that you have started on the forum. Have you read the forum guidelines? Especially the part about noise? If you need some clarifications, just ask!

But this thread you started is a good example. While your post might be interesting in a certain context, you haven't given any. Why the question?

This forum is about the Work we do on ourselves. While the position of the tongue might have something to do with it, it is - at least for me - not entirely clear how. So you need to put your question into context: Why did you want to ask this question? How does it tie in with what we generally discuss here? And you should provide some background information about your question, to again put it into a sensible context, like research showing that tongue position is related to deformity of the jaw bone, or whatnot.

This is called external consideration and is part of the work and is also reflective of a certain discipline that one shows when posting new threads.

So in this vein I invite you to reframe your question, so that a meaningful discussion is possible!

 

[mkrnhr]

Lower palate?

Any particular reason for the question, ot just asking for the sake of asking? If it is so, it's just noise and a waste of time and energy for others. You may indeed find this concept of external consideration pertinent: http://glossary.cassiopaea.com/glossary.php?id=40&lsel=

 

[CeLegacy]

Hi CeLegacy,

This is about the third of similarly structured threads that you have started on the forum. Have you read the forum guidelines? Especially the part about noise? If you need some clarifications, just ask!

But this thread you started is a good example. While your post might be interesting in a certain context, you haven't given any. Why the question?

This forum is about the Work we do on ourselves. While the position of the tongue might have something to do with it, it is - at least for me - not entirely clear how. So you need to put your question into context: Why did you want to ask this question? How does it tie in with what we generally discuss here? And you should provide some background information about your question, to again put it into a sensible context, like research showing that tongue position is related to deformity of the jaw bone, or whatnot.

This is called external consideration and is part of the work and is also reflective of a certain discipline that one shows when posting new threads.

So in this vein I invite you to reframe your question, so that a meaningful discussion is possible!

Thank you. I mean for when you're having a conversation, practicing pipe breathing or belly breathing, like general breathing and whatever position's best to improve your vagal nerves. I re read the guidelines and will take them into practice.
:)

 

[Laura]

If the question is related to the EE program, it should be asked in that thread. Please spend some time reading and using the search function.