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state control can be a lifelong worthy pursuit, and you can’t get it from just watching an episode of seinfeld before hitting a club. > totally over the top exaggeration, but notice that travolta starts > out in his own world and then he doles out the eye contact after > women notice him, like his attention is reward. then the gi*ls start > competing for it and a frenzy ensues. its a true thing. i’ve seen people do what looks like chi-kung or tai-chi as a style of disco-dancing. when i dance usually it’s a form of chi-kung. if i hold my hand above my head, i’m actually trying to feel body-centered emotions and energies that i as*ociate with that space from long habits of chi-kung practice, and i try to feel into the energy of the room. it’s a good way to connect to the positive energy of the crowd. it’s life affirming and celebratory, and as i’m embodying that connection and celebration, that connection i really can bring up the energy and positivity of crowds. not from an invisible force, but from in the usual ways; people feel better when they notice other people around them who feel good and are positively interacting. and as your video points out, you can get more subtle in your positivity. and people aren’t used to seeing that level of body-mind-space subtle-energetic presence and awareness, so that’s slightly exciting and becomes a mutual celebration of the human condition. i remember as a te*nager me and some friends had as a life philosophy and near religion to party hearty. there was something in that, if you disco crowds can actually sometimes be bored and depressed. i’ve seen this change to a crowd being energized and into a more genuine party mode. sometimes that happens just by the night progressing, but if there is no live band, music alone doesn’t always get people to act as a crowd and share their celebration. being out can actually be a very lonely experience for a lot of people.