07/05/2022
When we perceive and react to a threatening stimulus, our body adopts a posture to promote safety and shifts our physiology and perceptions accordingly. This is defensive body language. Here are a few things your body language may mean to you:
Your upper neck. This part of your spine changes position when you are worried about something that hasn’t happened yet, administration of life or money, or you are preoccupied about time or your schedule in the future.
Your upper-middle neck. When you are thinking and not feeling, this area can hold itself. Because this area is the physical anchor for the sense of self. In this area, you may use willpower to block the rhythms of life.
Your middle-lower neck. If rage, anger arrive this area can react and change. Maybe because you are concerned about or in a state of confrontation in the future and you are preparing and thinking and playing ahead of time repeatedly.
Your pelvis. Your pelvis position is often connected with your identity, who do I have to be, who do I have to give up to get love. The “shoulds” of life, what is your role as a woman or man, not sure about the job or relationship, fundamental question what the world expects from you, if a conflict exists between who you are and what is expected, then your posture can change to reflect how you are dealing with your life experience.