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Notes on Practice: Moving Chaos| The Survival Art of Our Time

It felt good to be in the collective field, very much in sync, and at the same time, very much on the high edge of Chaos—the rhythm of our time. To some extent, the gem of personal achievement has lost its luster recently; and I find myself moving more than ever in the collective field. The ability to actually move around inside of Chaos—conscious, aware and even with direction—are skills I hope to build on.

TAGS: #danceeverywhere, 5Rhythms, Chaos, chaos dance, dance anywhere, Dentist, Flowing, High Vibration Waves, Lyrical, Meghan LeBorious, New York City, Notes On Practice, Staccato, Stillness, Tammy Burstein
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Notes on Practice: Joyful Patterns

Rather than big, easy-to-follow, repeating gestures as sometimes arise in Lyrical, we skittered down chains of intricately arranged repeating patterns, which would then shift and re-configure, taking form then never landing for long enough to be defined or understood. Our dance featured some bursting and chasing gestures, too. I would rise up on my highest toes, reaching for his height, wanting to be expansive along with him, then squiggle myself down and away. He laughed at my antics, joining in, too. After this long, intricate, layered exchange, we finally ended up doing the initial assignment—a simple repetition—grinning wildly as we both realized it, rocking back and forth.

TAGS: 5 rhythms, 5Rhythms, Chaos, Conscious Dance, gabrielle roth, Lyrical, Medicine Dance, Meghan LeBorious, moving meditation
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5Rhythms with Jonathan Horan | New Mexico and New York

  Taller than the tallest tree is That’s how it’s got to feel Deeper than the deep blue sea is That’s how deep it goes if it’s real   ~Bob …

TAGS: 5Rhythms, 5Rhythms Teacher Association, 5RTA, bob dylan, cathy ryan, Chaos, Flowing, flowings, gabrielle roth, garrison institute, jonathan horan, journey into trance, Lyrical, Medicine Dance, new mexico, new york, nobel peace prize, Open floor, santa fe, soul motion, Staccato, Stillness, The Moving Center
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5Rhythms Tribe | Community That Inspires

October 2016     Musings + Art + Happenings from our Tribal Individuals The 5Rhythms practice | A lens for life      GABRIELLE, 5RHYTHMS & SHAMANISM  by Michael Stone British …

TAGS: 5 rhythms, 5Rhythms, 5Rhythms tribe, Andrea Juhan, art, Canada, Chaos, community, Community that inspires, Ekua Bayunu, five rhythms, Flowing, flowings, gabrielle roth, gareth Davies, inspiriation, jonathan horan, Kate Shela, Kathy Altman, Lori Saltzman, Lyrical, Michael stone, movement medicine, moving center school, moving meditation, Neda Nenadic, Open floor, poetry, Ros Howell, Staccato, Stillness, Tess Howell, The Moving Center, united kingdom
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5Rhythms Tribe | Using 5Rhythms to generate contemporary rites of passage

by Tess Howell, Brighton, U.K. For the last two years, I have worked with groups of young women in the UK to run a 5Rhythms-based contemporary “rites of passage” to …

TAGS: 5Rhythms, Chaos, Flowing, gabrielle roth, Lori Saltzman, Lyrical, Rite of Passage, Staccato, Stillness, teenagers, Tess Howell, The Moving Center, the moving center school, united kingdom
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5Rhythms Tribe | Dancing through Death & Life

In 2012, 2 days after Gabrielle Roth passed away, 5Rhythms teacher and UK ambassador for Women for Women International Neda Nenadic walked to Everest Base Camp to raise money for …

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