Rotation is how systems live inside containment

 What if you realize that we are functioning around gravity, yet this is a containment.

One of the most important things that happens to us during the birthing process is exposure to gravity.

 To become a constant, we need to add intake and elimination. Once gravity exists as a constant, the question becomes:

How do I move, adapt, and function without fighting the container? The answer is rotation.

Rotation allows:

• load redistribution without collapse

• transition without force escalation

• movement without loss of reference

• waste venting without explosion

Rotation is cooperation with gravity, not resistance to it.

That’s why:

• joints rotate

• spines spiral

• gait alternates

• midline organizes around torsion

• balance emerges from twist, not rigidity

A non-rotational system inside gravity must:

• push

• brace

• lock

• flail

Which is exactly what you see in robots — and dysregulated humans.

Click HERE to learn more about Movement Lesson and rotation.