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Although there is an obvious connection in the aid of gestures in understanding a message, "the understanding of gestures is not the same as understanding spoken language." These two functions work together and gestures help facilitate understanding, but they only "partly drive the neural language system."<ref>Willems, Roel M., and Peter Hagoort. "Neural Evidence for the Interplay between Language, Gesture, and Action: A Review." Brain and Language 101.3 (2007): 1,4-6. Print.</ref>
==Gestures in Indian Classical Dance==
Prior to the language development, history says communication took place using gestures. Indian Classical Dance, Bharathanatyam, involves a plenty of hand gestures called Mudras. The patterns in which the fingers are assembled depict certain object, place or feel of a person.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_mudras_(dance)#References</ref>
== Gestures in Medicine==
Not very surprising, the gestures in Indian Classical Dance do have an impact on the neural system of human body. It is said it increases oxygen flow, controls the neural system, and thereby cures certain diseases.<ref>https://superscienceknowledge.files.wordpress.com/2013/04/9.pdf</ref>
==Electronic interface==
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