677 Crouching

If you are living with baby, little children, or animal (not so big), you probably get used to bend down to their eye level everyday. But usually we seldom bend over or crouch, except for occasion to tie loosen shoelaces and we most unlikely get down to crawl on our hands and knees in our daily lives. Try this for a moment --- it's a good change. The sight, perspective, the sense of gravity, sense of power and weight of your body, will change all at once. You might feel like being more of an animal than a human. The usual space where you live in seems different. You will have another angle. I have no doubt this change of sense would give us invisible impact to our mind work. Kids can play in this way, but I think sometimes even grown-ups needs to act like wild animals, like crouching below trees, hiding behind rock, and declaring, identifying, keeping its territory. Even if it doesn't mean anything to our social life, it'll be still a much fun.