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5Rhythms Tribe | One Veteran’s search for non-toxic masculinity

by Alexander Litvak, New York City, USA Veterans, especially ones with service-connected injuries, are notoriously resistant to and skeptical of alternative health practices like Yoga and Dance. Although these have …

TAGS: alexander litvak, alternative healing, dance, feminine, macho, marines, masculine, meditation, military, ptsd, toxic masculinity, veterans, yoga
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5Rhythms Tribe | Permission and Pain

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, …

TAGS: Dancing Tao, dancing with pain, Pain, permission, Rhythm Village, Sue Sutherland, The Feel Institute
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5Rhythms Tribe | Once Upon A Time

by Eliza Bouwens, United Kingdom

TAGS: art, art in motion, children's books, creativity, Eliza Bowens, fairytale, Kids, moving fairytale, Once upon a time, united kingdom, united kingdom
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5Rhythms Tribe | Lockdown ~ Seeking Space

by Xoli Fuyani, South Africa Lockdown One of my favourite Rhythms is Lyrical. As I grew deeper in my dance, I came to realise that my love of Lyrical was …

TAGS: 5rhythms reach out, body parts, capetown, learning english, lockdown, Lyrical, movement, movement, therapy, therapy, townships, war, war, xoli Fuyani
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5Rhythms Tribe | Moving with Grief

by Julia Mercurio – Budapest, Hungary A couple of years ago, I was in a relationship. It was about the time that I started dancing that we started breaking up. …

TAGS: art for healing, Budapest, dance therapy, dancing grief, death, emotion, grief, heartbeat5, julia mercurio, Rhythms, soul motion
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5Rhythms Tribe | Community That Inspires

April 2017   Musings + Art + Happenings from our Tribal Individuals The 5Rhythms practice | A lens for life   Finding the Light of Hope: The Possibility of 5Rhythms by Tamaki …

TAGS: 5Rhythms, 5Rhythms, 5Rhythms, 5Rhythms, 5Rhythms, 5Rhythms tribe, 5Rhythms tribe, 5Rhythms tribe, american dream, black rock city, burning man, Chaos, children, children, children, Community is the next Buddha, dance movement therapy, dance movement therapy, dance parade, daughter, developmental disorders, drawing with kids, Flowing, gabrielle roth, gabrielle roth, gabrielle roth, Granada, Hannah lowenthal, hege gabrielsen, instagram, Installations, Japan, kierra foster-ba, lyricals, mackenzie amara, Mark Bonder, Michaela Klimanová- Trizuljaková, movement medicine, movement medicine, movement medicine, New York City, norway, nyc, NYC dance parade, One Tribe, One Tribe, Open floor, Open floor, Open floor, Oscar Iborra, Pray Body, raven recording, rhythmwave, rhythmwaver, ritual theater, Slovakia, south africa, south africa, spain, Staccato, Stillness, stillness art, Tamaki Okuda, The Moving Center NY, the moving center school, the moving centert, Tiny Terror Productions
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