And spirit consistently reminds us to have compassion for all sides. I often hear (sometimes scream) the question, how? There are just pieces that are more heart wrenching. Places that make us react bigger (children being killed - you, a people of suffering - her). I have to consistently remind myself that it is from our most hurting spaces, a deeper healing within and without unravels…
The process. It’s brutal. I commiserate alongside you…
And I also bring with me music ! I hear the reclamation of - The intrinsic value of art. I have been on a personal quest to re-enliven this in humans for decades. Dance is my vessel.
Keep playing your drum, please. For everyone. Forever.
Dance!! Recently I was brought back to life by a dancer in India. I have never been touched that way before. The woman dancing was dancing for God and through her, we all understood. This dance I was fortunate to witness recently, while at Auroville, in Tamil Nadu, for ShivRatiri was the Bharatanātyam dance. Are you familiar with this dance? It was mesmerizing. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bharatanatyam
Tears. I understand. Completely.
And spirit consistently reminds us to have compassion for all sides. I often hear (sometimes scream) the question, how? There are just pieces that are more heart wrenching. Places that make us react bigger (children being killed - you, a people of suffering - her). I have to consistently remind myself that it is from our most hurting spaces, a deeper healing within and without unravels…
The process. It’s brutal. I commiserate alongside you…
And I also bring with me music ! I hear the reclamation of - The intrinsic value of art. I have been on a personal quest to re-enliven this in humans for decades. Dance is my vessel.
Keep playing your drum, please. For everyone. Forever.
Dance!! Recently I was brought back to life by a dancer in India. I have never been touched that way before. The woman dancing was dancing for God and through her, we all understood. This dance I was fortunate to witness recently, while at Auroville, in Tamil Nadu, for ShivRatiri was the Bharatanātyam dance. Are you familiar with this dance? It was mesmerizing. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bharatanatyam
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