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Martin Heidegger has written about the relationship between music and our understanding of the world

Dear philosophy, dance and music lovers

Martin Heidegger has written about the relationship between music and our understanding of the world in a number of his works, including his essay “The Origin of the Work of Art”.

Heidegger believed that music has a unique ability to reveal the nature of Being or the fundamental nature of existence. He argued that music is not just an art form, but a mode of being that allows us to experience the world in a different way. In Heidegger’s view, music is not simply a form of entertainment, but a way of accessing a deeper level of reality.

Heidegger believed that music has a way of bringing us into a state of openness and receptivity, allowing us to connect with the world in a more direct and intuitive way. He saw music as a way of revealing the essence of things, of showing us the underlying structure of reality.

At the same time, Heidegger recognized that music is not something that can be fully understood or explained in words. It has a mysterious and ineffable quality that eludes conceptualization. He believed that we must approach music with a sense of wonder and openness, allowing it to reveal its meaning to us in its own way.

Overall, Heidegger’s ideas about the relationship between music and our understanding of the world are complex and multifaceted and continue to be a subject of discussion and debate among philosophers, musicians, and music lovers.

Lorenzo – Original guitar composition by Donatello

Have a nice day!

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Dancing to Simply The Best by Black Eyed Peas, Anitta and El Alfa

Dear dance and music lovers

Dancing to “Simply The Best” by Black Eyed Peas, Anitta, and El Alfa is a great way to get your body moving and your energy up. Here are some tips to help you get started:

Warm up your body – Before you start dancing, make sure to do some stretches and warm-up exercises to prevent injury.

Find a good space to dance – Make sure you have enough room to move around without bumping into anything or anyone.

Listen to the music – Get familiar with the song and listen to the beat and rhythm. This will help you stay on tempo and in sync with the music.

Start with simple moves – Don’t worry about getting everything perfect right away! Start with simple moves like stepping side to side, bouncing up and down, or swaying your hips to the beat.

Add in more complex moves – As you get more comfortable, start adding in more complex dance moves, such as spins, jumps, or arm movements!

Have fun and let loose – Dancing is all about having fun and expressing yourself. Don’t worry about being perfect or looking silly, just let loose and enjoy the music!

Remember, the most important thing is to have fun and enjoy the music!

Have a nice day!

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Dancing to Groovin With James Brown by John Francis Mariano

“Dancing to Groovin With James Brown” is a lively and upbeat song by John Francis Mariano. The song is inspired by the legendary James Brown and his iconic funk and soul music.

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Have a great day and don’t forget to put on some music and dance your heart out! Dancing is a wonderful way to improve your mood and physical health, so enjoy the rhythm and let the music move you.

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Some reasons why studying a bit of philosophy every day is good for you

Dear philosophy, dance and music lovers

I try to read about philosophy a bit every day. Of course, I need to dance and play music too.

There are several reasons why studying philosophy every day can be beneficial for you:

Improves critical thinking skills: Philosophy encourages individuals to analyze ideas, question assumptions, and evaluate arguments. This can help improve critical thinking skills and enhance one’s ability to make informed decisions.

Broadens perspective: Studying different philosophical ideas can help broaden one’s perspective and provide a deeper understanding of the world and different cultures. This can lead to increased tolerance, empathy, and understanding of others.

Enhances creativity: Philosophy stimulates the mind and encourages individuals to think outside the box. This can help to enhance creativity and lead to innovative thinking.

Develops ethical reasoning: Philosophy can help individuals develop ethical reasoning skills, which are essential for making decisions in personal and professional life.

Encourages personal growth: Studying philosophy can provide individuals with a deeper understanding of themselves and their place in the world. This can lead to personal growth, self-discovery, and increased self-awareness.

In conclusion, studying philosophy every day has the potential to positively impact many aspects of an individual’s life, from improving critical thinking skills to encouraging personal growth.

Dancing for fun

Have a nice day!

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How to write your first post in the dance and music community

Dear dance and music lovers

To write your first post in the dance and music community, it is important to keep in mind the following tips:

Introduction: Start your post by introducing yourself and sharing your passion for dance or music. If you have any relevant credentials, such as being a professional dancer or musician, feel free to mention them.

Share your dance or music video: The main focus of your post should be to share your dance or music video. Make sure the video is of good quality and represents your skills and style.

Describe the dance or music: Give a brief description of the dance or music that you are sharing. This could include the style, genre, and any unique features that make it special.

Showcase your skills: Highlight your skills and technique in your dance or music performance. Explain what sets you apart from others and why people should watch your video.

Engage with the community: Encourage the community to engage with your post by asking for feedback, opinions, and suggestions. Respond to comments and be open to constructive criticism.

Be respectful: Always remember to be respectful and courteous towards other members of the community. Avoid making negative or offensive comments and try to keep the conversation positive and uplifting.

Conclude: End your post by thanking the community for their support and encouraging them to continue following your journey in dance and music.

By following these tips, you can write your first post in the dance and music community that showcases your skills, engages with others, and builds a positive community.

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Dance and music show week 289 – How to enter

How to enter Dance and music show week 289:

You can take part in all the events if you like. You will only get 10 Dance and music tokens.
Like and share this post!
This dance and music show is aimed at people over 18 years old.
Share your dance or music video along with your Dance and music token deposit address as a comment here.
Use #danceandmusicshow as one of your tags.
Videos should be at least one minute long. You need to share a dance or music video and not a picture. You can share an audio file if you are taking part in Sing and play.

The title should be “Dance and music show week 289” if you are participating in this show and would like to share your dance or music video.

The title should be “Dance week 289” if you are taking part in the longest-running event in our network.

Title if you are taking part in the “Sing and play” event: Sing and play week 230 – Title of the song.

Title if you are taking part in the “Dance and relax” event: Dance and relax week 232.

Title if you are taking part in the “Keep fit and relax” event: Keep fit and relax week 147.

Title if you are taking part in the “Dance Party”: Dance party week 121.

Title if you are taking part in the “Singing a cappella” event: Singing a cappella week 78.

Title if you are taking part in “Reggaeton night”: Reggaeton night week 56.

Title if you are taking part in “Cumbia night”: Cumbia night week 56.

Title if you are taking part in “For the dance and music community”: For the dance and music community week 56.

Title if you are taking part in “Salsa night”: Salsa night week 52.

Title if you are taking part in “Disco night”: Disco night week 48.

You will need to share your Dance and music token deposit address that you find in your wallet at https://www.mintme.com.

This is our token, https://www.mintme.com/token/Dance-and-music.

You will receive 10 DAM (Dance and music tokens – Engine tokens) from https://upvu.org/@danceandmusic/engine if you don’t have a Dance and music token deposit address from the MINTME network that looks like this, 0xc075743602A104866D8fEf4cD47392910B186Ef0

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10 Quotes about generosity

We often think of generosity as a symbol of wealth, but true giving comes from the heart. Here are 10 quotes that remind us to share and give with love:

1. “No one has ever become poor by giving.” ― Anne Frank

2. “Generosity is giving more than you can, and pride is taking less than you need.” ― Kahlil Gibran

3. “The best measure of a man’s honesty isn’t his income tax return; it’s the zero adjust on his bathroom scale.”― Arthur C Clarke

4. “A kind gesture can reach a wound that only compassion can heal.” — Steve Maraboli

5. “It’s not how much we give but how much love we put into giving.”― Mother Teresa

6. “Real generosity toward the future lies in giving all to the present.”— Albert Camus

7. “You have not lived today until you have done something for someone who can never repay you.” — John Bunyan

8. “The value of consistent kindness is immeasurable” – Dr Steve Maraboli

9. “Generosity consists not in giving much, but in giving at the right moment” – Jean De La Bruyere

10. “Gifts freely given without expectation create powerful connections” – Guy Finley

I like to share a dance video,

Dancing to Three Little Birds by Bob Marley – Dancing for relaxation