The Design of Comedy: Clown, Fool, and Idiot

$27.00
1 hour
  • How laughter evolved from a survival strategy to a bonding tool
  • The 3 Gates where humor originates
  • How different types of humor are associated with our senses
  • The influence of group humor
  • How humor is used as a homogenizing force
  • Mutative humor vs. Logical humor vs. Abstract humor
  • How humor can be expressed through the roles of the G Center
     

Why do we laugh? Humor is a big part of our lives, and is often something we seek out with friends and family for entertainment.

By looking at the 3 Channels between the Ajna and Throat Centers, we can better understand the different variations of humor and how they appeal to us.

The Design of Comedy: Clown, Fool, and Idiot was the only lecture Ra ever held on the topic of humor, and how we are designed for it. Discover the importance of laughter in our life in this one-hour audio lecture on the 3 different types of humor in the BodyGraph.

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$27.00
1 hour
  • How laughter evolved from a survival strategy to a bonding tool
  • The 3 Gates where humor originates
  • How different types of humor are associated with our senses
  • The influence of group humor
  • How humor is used as a homogenizing force
  • Mutative humor vs. Logical humor vs. Abstract humor
  • How humor can be expressed through the roles of the G Center
     
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