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Life without laughter is not worth living!

 ¡°Laughter propagates the value of good¡±

-Lee Chae-yoon

 

 ¢Ã The meaning of the times of laughter

 

 One day, I was surprised to read Umberto Echo's <The Name of the Rose>.

 This is because the main theme of the novel was "Is laughter a harm to us?" This novel depicts the mysterious deaths that occur continuously in medieval monasteries, and Aristotle's Theory of Laughter was the beginning of the incident. I didn't open the book on the subject of laughter causing murder, but the more I read, the more I fell in love with the story.

 The medieval monasteries, full of conflict and secrets, were dominated by books. The Benedictine monks who belong here live only for books. However, Monk Jorge, the guardian of the divine, poisoned Aristotle's Theory of Laughter, the second volume of Aristotle's Poetics. It made no one read the book.

 Monk Jorge prevented reading this book about laughter because "beginning to laugh is starting to think," and because thinking is invoking negative factors that could threaten the absolute authority of God.

 However, six people who read <Theory of Laughter> without the knowledge of Monk Jorge die one after another. The reason they died was that while reading a book, they swiped over the poisoned pages. Even in the Middle Ages, when laughter itself was taboo, I thought this was too much of a story.

 Monk Jorge concludes that if the monks who have seen <Laughter> can laugh about everything, it is the beginning of a'rebellious life'. He forbids monks from accessing Istotle's books, saying they are spiritually dangerous books and that make doubts about the absoluteness of God's Word. He says, "The monks must not laugh, so only fools laugh with their throats." However, Monk William, who began the investigation of the case, said, "The difference between spiritual bliss and madness is a piece of paper," he persistently pursues the case, revealing that it is the planned murder of Monk Jorge and concludes the investigation.

 What is surprising, however, is that this novel is the result of a thorough analysis and investigation of the historical model behind it. Laughter was the ideology of taboos and violations like this! There was a time when even murder didn't hesitate to make sure no one knew laughter!

 I was shocked to the extent that I was confused because I wanted it to be too much even if it is a novel or a story of past history. It was unconvincing for me, who claims to be a laughter evangelist like Moon Il-seok, Laughter. I even thought about whether or not there are people living with such thoughts today.

 Is laughter really dangerous? If a great iron man named Aristotle devoted a book to laughter, wouldn't it be because laughter is so important? Regarding it, Monk Jorge, who is the author of poison in the book, says:

   ¡°Laughter, as far as I know, frees wicked humans from the fear of the devil. Why? Because at the Fool's Feast, the devil will also appear as a petty fool. I am not complaining about this. But when you get to this book, the problem changes. This book calls "wisdom" to free yourself from the fear of the devil. It's the way that a wicked human laughs like a liquor rattles the uvula and shows off as if I'm the owner.¡±-From <The Name of the Rose>

   That's why I thought that the Middle Ages in Europe was called the'dark age'. Even in the Middle Ages, where only the gods of Christianity were revered and solemnism ruled, I thought it was a very ignorant time. I also felt sorry for the people who lived in that era.

 There I also thought about the origin of laughter. As brain scientist Vilayanur S. Ramachandran argues, a primitive man made a threatening mark that reveals his teeth when encountering an unfamiliar partner, and then acknowledged that the other person was not an enemy and made half-expression expression ! It is humanity now that began to laugh while distinguishing between enemies and comrades, and began to think. For example, laughter is a unique way of expression given to humans who have begun to think. Aren't we living in a world worth living because of laughter?

 I affirm. Life without laughter is not worth living.

 

 ¢Ã Life-changing laughter energy

 

   All beings in the universe are endlessly connected as one being originated from the seed of the Big Bang.

All life on Earth must be viewed as coming from a distant universe. Although the body was born on Earth, the energy that makes up our body came across a distant universe. It is our life that the cosmic energy that has crossed the distant universe turns into living body energy and opens our eyes. When you read Reiko Nosaka's <Laughter also melts the iceberg>, this is the story.

Normally, human breathing is about 18 times per minute, and when 18 is doubled, 36 is the body temperature, 72 is doubled again, and the pulse is doubled again, 144 is 440 when 10 times. This is 1440 minutes, which is the time it takes to rotate the Earth in a day, or one revolution. That is, 18¡¤36¡¤72¡¤144 these are numbers related to life. The number of waves that come in one minute is always equal to 18 times anywhere on Earth. It is the same in the Pacific, Atlantic Ocean, East Sea and West Sea. Moreover, it is mysteriously high tide when a child is born, and low tide when a person dies.

What we can tell from these facts is that our bodies and lives are responding to the rhythm of the universe. In addition, the autonomic nerve controls all the organs of the internal organs, as well as breathing, body temperature, and pulse. The autonomic nerve is aligning the human body rhythm with the rhythm of the universe. The autonomic nerve itself functions according to the movements of heaven and earth.

 We can deliberately hold our breath for a while, but we cannot hold our breath forever because we don't breathe on our own. Because nature does not tolerate it. In other words, breathing is alive, and it is itself.

At this point, the mystery of nature is connected with the mystery of laughter.

The little things that happen in daily life are like grinding stones. When you do your best without neglecting these little things, a smooth and round heart is created, and laughter comes out very naturally from there.

At first glance,'greeting, answering, etiquette', which is easy to be treated as small things in everyday life that seem irrelevant to the general trend of life, gives us an excellent opportunity to laugh, and smiles while practicing these things carefully. A heart that shines and shines is created.

 Humans make a smiling face by moving facial muscles. However, there are times in life that you cannot laugh even if you are conscious. Tears stop just before anger explodes or when you're sad, you don't have the time to make a laugh when you sit down. How can I change my mind and body when I can't even make a smiling face like this? In that case, exercise the facial muscles. It is to put both ends of the mouth up. To do that, you have to raise the muscles in your cheeks. Raising the cheeks and the tip of the mouth raises the muscles under the eyes. Then, a command is sent to the brain, and the brain that receives it generates the same brain waves as when it is fun or comfortable. In other words, if you move the facial muscles to create a smiling face, the brain really enjoys it and accepts it as a smile. Medically, this is called'Bio-feedback Efect'. That's why the facial muscles are called the magic button. It can be said that creating happiness by pressing this mysterious button that everyone has is the true meaning of living life as a subject.

Laughter is the energy of life that everyone needs, and it is the best medicine to overcome the stress that causes all diseases. It is a well-known fact that laughter cures various incurable diseases. The study of laughter has been relentlessly passed down from ancient Greek philosophers to Spinoza, Kant, Freud, and Darwin, who is famous for evolution, but there is no theory to say this. There are currently over a hundred theories about laughter.

 Research on laughter is steadily growing sprouts thanks to the development of modern medicine. The number of journals on laughter tripled between 1970 and 1990. The first international conference on laughter was held in Wales in 1976, followed by several more. The journal Humor was published in 1987. Today, more scholars than ever before are clinging to solving the mystery of laughter.

 In 1996, Professor Lee S. Berk and Professor Stanley A. Tan of the University of California's Loma Linda Medical School published a paper entitled'The Laughter-Immune Connection'. did. They showed a belly-grabbing comedy pro for 60 adults in a normal state and for an hour, then each with a blood draw to measure the blood levels of ¡°gamma-interferon¡± and stress hormones. As a result, it was found that the amount of ¡°gamma interferon¡± in the bodies of people who laughed was increased more than 200 times and the stress hormone was significantly decreased.

 Since then, many scientists and doctors have published studies showing that laughter has an excellent body immune effect. Laughter secretes various antibodies such as T cells and NK cells (Natural Killer Cells) that activate the immune system, and makes B cells (B cells) that produce leukocytes and immune globulin active. In the United States and Japan, which are leading countries of laughter therapy, the area of ​​application is gradually expanding, and hospitals that give priority to laughter therapy over general therapy are emerging

Laughter plays a role not only for health problems, but also for social life. Successful people always have a smile in the background. They are people who are naturally aware that a positive mindset and sense of humor are powerful weapons that move people's minds. In fact, laughter is the key to wealth and happiness without spending a dime. Laughter brings a bright personality, a bright personality brings success, and success brings economic stability and family happiness.

 To be sure, people are as happy as they laugh and live as long as they laugh. So, before we can be happy, we must laugh. Without laughter, there is no love and joy. To keep love and happiness, we must live in laughter. A person who laughs well is healthy, optimistically thinks positively, and builds confidence. Laughter is both a means, a method, and a goal for everyone's success and happiness. In short, laughter makes everything compound interest. Laughter is the weapon of the soul.

 Louis Sebastien Mercier, who invented the parachute, wrote in 1784, "A dismal depression makes the heart wither." For a person with depression, he said, "because there are no more tears, laughs, and emotions, life is slow and cruel." Such a person "can't live and can't die."

 

 ¢Ã Laughter spreads the value of goodness

 

 In my view, laughter propagates the value of goodness. One's own dogmatic values ​​make laughter disappear. There is only struggle in such a place. Wars, environmental problems, and destructive egoism only disappear when arbitrary values ​​are discarded. Laughter should be the starting point for a good heart to abandon one's own dogma and serve each other.

 Because the laughter movement itself is all about the process, those who practice the laughter know better than anyone that the process is more important than the result. Those who value the process have no desire for material, and no matter what happens, there is no shake. Anyone who can keep a happy mind no matter what happens is a person full of energy. Such a person does not fall even when a typhoon blows.

 People who are successful in their field try to break through without losing their self-centeredness no matter what obstacles they encounter. It's also a matter of self-esteem, and because such a person has an active will to solve the problem, he doesn't try to evade or cheat, he can remain innocent, and he cares and loves other people as well.

 American psychologist Frederic Skinner experimented with how people react to difficult things.

 He recruited 100 people and divided them into two groups of 50 to conduct the experiment. It was an experiment in which one group allowed them to eat and act freely in a free environment, while the other created a bad environment and regulated them so that they could not do whatever they wanted.

 The experiment lasted for as long as six months, and as a result, it was revealed that people in a comfortable environment were all about lying down and flirting, while those in a difficult environment were working hard, squeezing the wisdom of finding better things. As Toinbi revealed in the theory of challenge and response, this experiment proved to be true that humans are beings that develop in adversity.

 While reading a book called The Roller Coaster of Emotion, I hit my knees when I saw the story of a British artist named Nicola Green. She is a laughter researcher who collects laughter with an umbrella she devised herself on the sidewalk on the south boulevard of London. She approaches a passerby holding an umbrella called <Laughing Umbrella>, introduces herself as an artist who collects laughter, and asks for a smile with her. A passerby responds to the request, and after a while, the legs of the two are seen under a large yellow umbrella. Nicola Green stands together under an umbrella holding a tape recorder and gives passers-by a chance to laugh to his heart's content. As you get closer, the umbrella shakes slightly and a giggling laughter leaks out as if you couldn't stand it. Pedestrians stop to visit with curiosity and look at the umbrella.

 After a while, the passerby who comes out of the umbrella says thanks for making her day happily with a sudden laughter, and she leaves, still laughing.

 Nicola Green stops her feet and calls another passerby into the umbrella and laughs and retries. As a portraitist, she has been working on capturing ¡°the core of a person¡± such as the back of the head and feet. She then realized how much laughter reveals, and she planned a performance that approached laughter through an umbrella. There are many ways Nikola Green can make passers-by laugh. If an unfamiliar woman in a strange place comes into the umbrella and asks to laugh as if tempting, it will not be easier for the general public to laugh at a sudden laughter for no reason, even though it may have entered the umbrella. So, she developed a number of tricks, such as making me laugh while imitating the sound of a cuckold.

 Nicola Green also experimented with the London Underground. She climbed on any cell and spoke to strangers.

 ¡°I want to record your laughter,¡± she said. When I blow a whistle, everyone please laugh together!¡±

At first, passengers exchange confused glances and wonder whether or not to laugh. What if you have a skit that you laugh by yourself? Wouldn't it be better to just ignore that weird girl until she moves to another room? For a few seconds, the passengers struggle to laugh or not. In her experience, the result was either everyone laughed or no one laughed. She also persuaded a station attendant at the busiest Victoria station to ask everyone in history to laugh together.

Finally, Nicolas Green was able to record the laughter of everyone passing by her Victoria station. Most of the people who recorded the sound of laughter broke up and left with a thank-you greeting. They all felt better because the sudden laughter eased the tension.

 I thought Nikola Green's experiment would work. However, it was regrettable that her actions did not lead to a continuous laughter movement.

 

 

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