by Sue Sutherland, United Kingdom | Chronic pain sufferer, dancer, listener, truthsayer, tree hugger, skyclad howler, probably a witch and definitely a lover https://thefeelinstitute.com In the last couple of days, …
by Mona Abu Rayyan, Jordan I can’t seem to write about the dance. It’s so strange. Because it’s all whirling in my head, the words. I can’t put them down …
by Laura Branco, Ohio, USA In one of our sessions during Teacher’s Training, Jonathan talked about pain in the system. He announced to the attentive TIT novices: “It’s not a …
“Mine is a dancing path” — Gabrielle Roth My first experience of the 5Rhythms was around 1997, in Cambridge, England with Adam Barley at the helm. I was perplexed that everyone seemed to know what to do without detailed choreographic instructio...
First memory? I’m four years old and dancing…trancing out to Liberace of all things. Seven decades later I can fully appreciate the blessings of a challenging childhood. Despite the trauma, a fascination for nature was nurtured…ocean, lakes, forest,...
I come from a lineage of warriors and healers from Laos, Vietnam and France. They are in my cells, my DNA, and my dance. We were told my grandfather was a French soldier in love with a young Vietnamese woman, my grandmother. My father was a Laotian...
Let’s be clear: I am not perfect. Who is? Evolution is a never-ending process and this is for me exactly the heart of 5Rhythms dance. On one side, the dance floor is this amazing arena, where the facets of who we are appear and get dealt with by the inc...
My journey with the 5Rhythms continues, evolves, moves, transforms, and tames myself. I feel that my understanding of it has grown. It takes time as it takes time in deep practices. I loved watching, feeling, listening to Gabrielle speak about t...
VEHLLIA: My discovery of 5Rhythms was at the lowest point of my life. Broken and wounded on the inside, empty, bored and superficial on the outside. Born in Java, lived in Vietnam, traveled like a jet-setter, just to distract myself. Home found me in ...