subCULTURE: Origins 11/11/11 with HUX FLUX
type: DanceEvent
language: en
start date: 2011-11-11T23:00:00+01:00
end date: 2011-11-12T07:00:00+01:00
duration: PT8H
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description: facebook event page: https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=252037724831881 Across time and culture, dance has long been revered for its power to heal body, mind, and soul, strengthen the bonds of community, and to commune with spirit and nature allowing us to discover deeper aspects of who we are as human beings. Dance is also used as a form of worship, celebration, story-telling and myth-making, and to commemorate important rites of passage. We can glean some of the significance dance held in ancient tribal life, for next to hunting, it is the second most common activity shown in cave paintings. --> --> --> --> --> -->O<-- <-- <-- <-- <-- <-- Cut off from its healing and esoteric roots, western culture has reduced dance to a form of entertainment, a way to socialize, or to attract a mate. It’s generally not thought of as a way to pray, meditate, evoke visionary experience, or commune with spirit and nature. Yet in the past decade or so, it seems that the ancient understandings of dance as a healing and spiritual modality are impressing themselves upon the modern mind, as if welling up from old, vibrant memories of the tribal soul within. The idea of dance as a symbolic language of the psyche that can initiate healing, visionary, and ecstatic experience through rhythm and movement is being explored by increasing numbers of people searching for new levels of health, wholeness, and spiritual connection.
performers: HUX FLUX BLUE BOY PRODUCTIONS LUNECELL NAIAD DAIAD EELKO
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  height: 600
  caption: subCULTURE: Origins 11/11/11 with HUX FLUX
location: Party Place
  type: Place
  address: PostalAddress
    address country: United States
    address locality: Providence, Rhode Island
organizer: Fractal Tribe