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Circle Dances

Dancing and singing are the oldest forms of human expression, who driven by a transcendent power try to formulate his experiences and understanding of life using his own body as an instrument.

Throughout history human beings have always danced and sang. The dance symbolized the communion between the members of the community and celebrate special moments of their lives: the change of seasons, planting, harvesting, joy, sadness, fear, love, the power of death, the reappearance of new life.

Dancing is to move the body in a rhythmic form, is to conquer space in a smooth and musical way. Gestures attract and transmit power, release and transform energy, psychologically influence individuals and keeps them in constant contact with their Center.

Circle Dances resist time for his strength of manifestation of life. Dancing on the circle is to rediscover and celebrate our primordial oneness. Holding hands, movement, singing and rhythmic breathing balance the group energy.

Dancing is to allow being touched by the totality of the four spheres of existence: physical, emotional, mental and transcendent. Is to be connected with a great joy and deep healing, for yourself and all your relationships.

The Work with the dances follow several paths:

Dances of Universal Peace
Surveyed by Samuel Lewis. Choreography associated with sacred words and chants of various traditions: Sufism, Christianity, Zoroastrianism, Buddhism, Hinduism, Judaism, Native Americans. We highlight the experiences of Cosmic Prayer - The Lord's Prayer in Aramaic and the Dances of the Mandala of Tara.

Sacred and Meditative Dances
Surveyed by Bernard and Maria-Gabrielle Wosien, from the circles of several old traditional peoples around the globe and implanted in the Findhorn Community, Scotland.

Brazilian Dances
Research and rescue of ethnic and folk dances, made by a large number of students / dancers.

Dances of Healing Plants and of Bach Flower Remedies
Surveyed by Anastasia Geng. From the perception / connection with the energies of the plant kingdom, consist in a work of integration and self-healing.

Circle Dances of our time
Choreography inspired by several researchers / dancers as Gabrielle Wosien, Friedel Kloke-Eibl, Laura Shannon, Mandy de Winter, Peter Vallance, Ray Price, Gwyn Peterdy, Pablo Scornik, Dagmar Hahn, among others also important.