the energy wrought during chaos can expand, express in any direction. With no direction, with absolute discontrol, it explodes into the vast space around it, a cloud of dust heat all that remains from the energy brought out.
Last night the expression of chaos was shared in groups of people. We each shared our one word we intended to let go of. Anger. Another word I do not remember. Insecurity. Summarized into fear. We danced it, and we did not listen to each other while doing so. Each of us melded into the chaos of our bodies, the explosions of our movements. "Trust your movement", Gisela said. And so my body followed. The curves my arms traced through the air, like a twig upon the surface of the water, felt the delicious friction of the air it brushed and the muscles it celebrated and honored. The body allowed to go fluid, to go anywhere, to explode with all its repressed energy.
And yet, each time my eye caught sight of my group, it remembered a bond. A direction. "Ah, yes, I belong there now", it felt. And my body knew it. And such a direction guided the exploding energy. Instead of aiming at all directions and diffusing through the nowhere, my body knew to direct its energy into this direction. It expressed the energy through velocity, moved through the group and beyond, always expressing, with its own space, with its own intention. And when it felt somewhat diffused or lost again, again it caught sight of the group and took its direction as a beacon to guide the energy again. Harness it, direct it.
Like gravity. A force that exerts its constant pull. calm, constant, powerful. It forms a bond with the body, and the body expresses and lives and shouts its energy at its will. And when it feels lost, seeks direction, it has a direction. It *has* a direction. It is not a unique object floating in nothingness. We are surrounded and cushioned and bonded to and *seen*... *seen* by all around us. However much chaos explodes and energy is used to create, a moment, a gap of attention, and the force will again show itself, and pull. A guide, a reference for anyone lost. A leash to one seeking absolute freedom? Last night, I felt it a guide.
Last night the expression of chaos was shared in groups of people. We each shared our one word we intended to let go of. Anger. Another word I do not remember. Insecurity. Summarized into fear. We danced it, and we did not listen to each other while doing so. Each of us melded into the chaos of our bodies, the explosions of our movements. "Trust your movement", Gisela said. And so my body followed. The curves my arms traced through the air, like a twig upon the surface of the water, felt the delicious friction of the air it brushed and the muscles it celebrated and honored. The body allowed to go fluid, to go anywhere, to explode with all its repressed energy.
And yet, each time my eye caught sight of my group, it remembered a bond. A direction. "Ah, yes, I belong there now", it felt. And my body knew it. And such a direction guided the exploding energy. Instead of aiming at all directions and diffusing through the nowhere, my body knew to direct its energy into this direction. It expressed the energy through velocity, moved through the group and beyond, always expressing, with its own space, with its own intention. And when it felt somewhat diffused or lost again, again it caught sight of the group and took its direction as a beacon to guide the energy again. Harness it, direct it.
Like gravity. A force that exerts its constant pull. calm, constant, powerful. It forms a bond with the body, and the body expresses and lives and shouts its energy at its will. And when it feels lost, seeks direction, it has a direction. It *has* a direction. It is not a unique object floating in nothingness. We are surrounded and cushioned and bonded to and *seen*... *seen* by all around us. However much chaos explodes and energy is used to create, a moment, a gap of attention, and the force will again show itself, and pull. A guide, a reference for anyone lost. A leash to one seeking absolute freedom? Last night, I felt it a guide.