Body Language is an Expression of Someone's Matrix | Every Frame has a Game
Body language is an expression of an individual's personal matrix of meaning at any given moment.
But what is "the matrix"? And what is the implications of body language being an expression of "the matrix"?
In Neuro-Semantics "the matrix" refers to the multiple embedded frames of meaning from which an individual has built their personalized model of the world. It is comprised of their personal history such as the memories they have recorded and the things people have told them throughout their lives. It is also built out of the beliefs, evaluations, understandings, decisions, imaginations, etc. that they have formed around those memories.
Other ways of saying this:
*"The matrix" is the 'internal world' that an individual lives within.
* "The matrix" is the programming that drives all of your emotions and behaviors"
* "The matrix" is the personalized hypnotic state/trance that an individual enters in relation to the world around them.
* 'The matrix" is an individuals filtered down model of the world/perception. So what is the implications of someone's personal matrix in regards to non-verbal communication?
In Neuro-Semantics we have an expression/presupposition of Neuro-Semantics that "every frame has a game, and every game has a frame". Basically what this is saying is that every thought you or someone else has is being expressed through your neurology in some way. If you see someone express a behavior, no matter how small/micro, there is some kind of "inner game"/frame of mind driving that response.
