RAVEN WAVES | In the Beat of the Drum | Gabrielle Roth

“The drums kept going and so did I.” ~ Gabrielle Roth, Sweat Your Prayers | Gabrielle never wanted a funeral, she wanted a dance party. So each year on the anniversary of her passing we invite the 5Rhythms global community to keep her dance party going.

Dance in Poetry | Jewel Mathieson | 1957 – 2020

I remember the moment Jewel burst into my vision. Liquid motion, raw passion, revolutionary leaps of consciousness held together in faded leotard. The bones of her story hung in space like skinny revelations whispered in quivering muscles. I witnessed her transformation from a girl to a woman,from a lover to mother, from student to teacher…

5Rhythms Tribe | September 2019 Edition

5Rhythms Tribe | September 2019 edition

HUMAN BEING PROJECT by Lina Nahhas, United Arab Emirates and Adi Ronen Argov, Israel

OUR OWN BEST HEALERS by Christopher Boylan, United Kingdom

GIRLCIRCLE by Hannah Loewenthal, Capetown, South Africa

DECONSTRUCT TO A NEW PARADIGM: EMPOWERING EMBODIMENT THROUGH 5RHYTHMS by Karen Chapman, North Carolina, USA

LOVE LETTERS TO A RAVEN by Lorca Simons, Texas USA + United Kingdom

RESEARCH SPOTLIGHT UCLA researchers invite you to participate in a historic study of conscious dance practices!

Raven Recording | NEW SINGLE! Sofia Ansell

Co-curated by Morgan Khalsa & Morgan Rae

READ ON FOR MUSINGS + ART + HAPPENINGS FROM OUR TRIBAL INDIVIDUALS

5Rhythms Tribe | Our own best healers

“Put the body in motion and the psyche will heal itself”. – Gabrielle Roth By Chris Boylan, Yorkshire, U.K. I’m startled, surprised, delighted. Alan has run across the dance floor, …

5Rhythms Tribe | Love Letters to a Raven

by Lorca Simons, Texas, USA and United Kingdom Photo Credits: Show shots Loli Kantor Set up shots: John Carlisle Moore “When you’re out on the ocean and you are traveling …

5Rhythms Tribe | Deconstruct to a New Paradigm: Empowering Embodiment through the 5Rhythms

by Karen Chapman, North Carolina, USA ‘I have decided to stick with love; hate is too great a burden to bear’. This is the quote from Martin Luther King Junior …