To see it on YouTube, click here: https://youtu.be/yEdCXRGJuM8
There are also examples of sacred dance rituals or forms of worship in Judaism and Christianity
Wednesday, September 23, 2015
Sufi dance meditation by Vidhi Shunyam Bogdanovska
Here is an example of the Sufi dance ritual ....
To see it on YouTube, click here: https://youtu.be/yEdCXRGJuM8
There are also examples of sacred dance rituals or forms of worship in Judaism and Christianity
HASIDIC Jews Sing & Dance ~ (Get HAPPY NOW!)
To see it on YouTube, click here: https://youtu.be/yEdCXRGJuM8
There are also examples of sacred dance rituals or forms of worship in Judaism and Christianity
HASIDIC Jews Sing & Dance ~ (Get HAPPY NOW!)
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I am wondering how she does not get dizzy! Just looking at it makes me dizzy. Besides that, I really liked this as a whole. Both the music and the dance are extremely peaceful.
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ReplyDeleteinteresting to see how her spiritual connection as she performs this ritual seems to overcome the physical drain a normal person would encounter when spinning for more than 10 consecutive seconds
ReplyDeleteShe appeared quite focused throughout the dance, as if she was meditating.
ReplyDeleteI think music plays an important role in every religion. Dancing is a form of expressing yourself, and I think thats what she is doing in the video. Also, trough your dancing, you could impart the way you feel to your audience and connect them to what you are feeling. In this case,it would be a spiritual connection.
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure I'd call the sufi dance meditation a dance, it's just spinning in circles but she seems to be very focused on what she is doing, I would assume you have to be in order not to get dizzy. The Native American dance was by far my favorite.
ReplyDeleteI liked it
ReplyDeleteI liked it
ReplyDeleteThe Native American dance is so beatiful and hypnotizing. I loved the color and music, I would love to experience this in person one day!
ReplyDeleteI loved the Hasidic dancers. It was interesting to see that stereotypes are rarely true.
ReplyDeleteThe reason she isn't getting dizzy is b/c she's spotting. In other words, focusing on one single thing as she spins - its what dancers are taught to do when spinning various times like that. The choice of music for this dance is calm and earthy - almost worship like. Dance is an art and form of expression and the dancer is conveying a sense of peace and tranquility - hence the dance's name.
ReplyDeleteI remember when you showed this clip in class. It was weird because it wasn't until after it was finished that i realized how in tuned I was with the music and her dancing. Very compelling. I also remember someone telling the class the technique she used to prevent herself from getting dizzy.
ReplyDeleteI've always viewed music and dance as a form of prayer in my faith! Excellent example!
ReplyDeleteThe song appeals me like the yoga. Also, the dance looks so holy and divine, and I feel the clothes means to show the sacredness.
ReplyDeleteThis is one of my favorite videos from the semester :)
ReplyDeleteMy favorite video of the bunch is the Dancing with the Spiritual World, breathtaking is one thing, this is something indescribable and ethereal. Yet another video saved for future references like a spiritual uplift whenever I'm down in the dumps!
ReplyDeleteThis video was so cool! I loved the way she danced, it was beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThe song played was very peaceful, and her movements where very precise and tuned.
ReplyDeleteI love watching different cultures participate in their own ceremonies. This dance, along with the music, is beautiful and unique in many ways.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful video!
ReplyDeleteI actually saw a documentary about this belief and how they dance to be spiritually connected with god. Great video
ReplyDeleteI actually saw a documentary about this belief and how they dance to be spiritually connected with god. Great video
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