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With our bodily functions, we actively intervene in our material, social and cultural environment and shape it in order to survive and preserve our species. These bodily functions are innate, i.e. genetically fixed. We are now largely aware of them: Those directed inwards, towards the body, which supply the individual organs with the substances they need, and those directed outwards, towards the environment, which procure and supply the food necessary for our survival. We are not yet aware of the organ functions directed outwards, towards the environment, which disrupt and block our actions and relationships. Because our early ancestors thousands of years ago certainly had to suffer from disruptions or blockages to their actions and relationships caused by their environment and because verbal language is constantly changing, we should try to decipher this ""body language"". Fortunately, all people use ""body language"" to communicate, even if they do not know or understand the verbal language used. I have found three methods of translating non-verbal language: 1. Etymology 2. Idioms and sayings 3. Analogy

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