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'''Mirror neurons''' are a class of nerve cells, discovered in the early 1990s by '''Giacomo Rizzolatti''' and his group at the University of Parma, that activate both when an individual performs a goal-directed action and when they observe another individual performing the same action. The discovery — initially in the macaque, later indirectly confirmed in humans — opened a new chapter in the neuroscience of action, understanding others' intentions, motor empathy, and bodily cognition.

For the [[Paret Method]], mirror neurons are one of the two neuroscientific pillars of the [[CNV, Polivagale e Neurologia Interna — Introduzione|third axis]], alongside the [[Teoria polivagale|Polyvagal Theory]]. They provide the neurophysiological basis for the transmission of state from the fascinator to the subject: the internal state of the fascinator — posture, micro-facial tensions, respiratory rhythm, quality of gaze — is read by the subject's mirror system as first-person information, not as an external datum to be decoded.

== The Discovery ==

Between 1992 and 1996, Rizzolatti's group, recording neurons in the ventral premotor cortex of the macaque (area F5), observed that some cells fired both when the animal grasped an object and when it saw the experimenter grasp the same object. The phenomenon was named ''mirror'' because the cells seemed to mirror the observed action on the observer's motor plan. Subsequent studies using non-invasive techniques (TMS, fMRI, EEG) have shown analogous phenomena in humans, within a system involving the premotor cortex, inferior parietal lobule, superior temporal sulcus, and facial and affective areas.

== Implications for Fascination and Presence ==

The operational significance of mirror neurons for the Method is twofold:

* '''State Transmission''' — The fascinator in [[Presenza Integrale|Integral Presence]] does not communicate a state through words or techniques, but transmits it via the mirror system: the subject's motor and affective system attunes to that of the fascinator before reflective consciousness intervenes. This is the neurophysiological explanation of what [[Donato — Il Padre della Fascinazione|Donato]] achieved with his gaze and what [[Prof. Erminio Di Pisa — Ipnosi con lo Sguardo|Di Pisa]] described as "transmission".
* '''Motor Empathy''' — The reading of intention and emotional state occurs through an internal motor simulation that precedes cognition. The mirror system makes the fascinator's body the primary interface — more powerful than any verbal technique.

The key entry articulating this bridge is [[Sguardo e Neuroni Specchio — La Scienza Moderna della Trasmissione dello Stato|Gaze and Mirror Neurons — The Modern Science of State Transmission]].

== Related Entries ==

* [[CNV, Polivagale e Neurologia Interna — Introduzione]] — index page of the third axis
* [[Sguardo e Neuroni Specchio — La Scienza Moderna della Trasmissione dello Stato]] — key entry
* [[Il Potere dello Sguardo — Dalla Tradizione Mondiale alla Neuroscienze|The Power of the Gaze — From World Tradition to Neuroscience]]
* [[Teoria polivagale|Polyvagal Theory]] — the other neuroscientific pillar of the third axis
* [[Presenza Integrale|Integral Presence]] — the state transmitted via the mirror system
* [[Stato Fascinatorio|Fascinatory State]] — the receiving trance configuration
* [[Stephen Wolinsky — Trance Interpersonale e Trance per Osservazione|Stephen Wolinsky — Interpersonal Trance and Trance by Observation]] — trance by observation as a mirror phenomenon

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