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May laughter be with you

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Today I came across a fun Facebook post from our agency in Guatemala, the taier / Tribu DDB that has to be shared. And it goes like this:

  • Anthropologists have recorded several tribes in which shamans happened to become a sort of ‘clowns’ to cure sick people. In Zen Buddhism, laughter is recommended as a meditation practice, and in the Bible it is advised to “keep a merry heart for a longer life”. Aristotle already said: “laughter is a valuable bodily exercise for health”.

And these are the photos! May laughter be with you, great! I loved it.

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The Likes and comments have not been long in coming. 🙂

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