the most powerful of teachings is the experience of from the dance within. shiva rea is a master who ignites these joys. so liberated to be the joy, life flows in the mastery of being the joy form, the yogam. aum namah sivaya
@MrRobbiesteiner I guess I differ with you in thinking that this style of music is "foreign." But I don't really think of anything as foreign, so I guess we will just have to disagree. I like melodies, but I enjoy a good drumming ever now and again too. The subtitles of a drum beat can access areas of movement that melodic techno can not discover. The same is true in reverse of course, I'm not dissing on techno, just saying that both have value for our bodies and spirit.
@MrRobbiesteiner The tradition of "European dance" goes back much further than you think. European roots mix with Greek, with Aristotle, who connected dance and the ability to express one's emotions, or ones passions. Not just dance in "proper fashion" to a melody. This video is about people getting in touch with their inner grove. Yes, drum music is often associated with more "tribal" cultures, but Europe was once much more tribal than it is now. I'm sorry for your disgust
@SaladoraPantz i love dancingto high quality techno music like kollektive turmstrasse or james holden at raves in amsterdam where i live. the difference is that good techno contains uplifting melodies,instead of just rythms. Our european musical culture is different and in my opinion superior to tribal asiatic african drum music. Our obsession with everything foreign is what i dont like. Why dont you try and listen to federleicht (on the streets ) great german techno! peace
Can't wait for Shiva's visit to Byron Bay, Australia - next week!
the most powerful of teachings is the experience of from the dance within. shiva rea is a master who ignites these joys. so liberated to be the joy, life flows in the mastery of being the joy form, the yogam. aum namah sivaya
Thank YOU
I think you are awesome and thank you for writing the forward for Mark's book.
love Shiva work. Her journey is an inspiration for all yogues in the planet )
I want to be doing that now ⭐️
@MrRobbiesteiner I guess I differ with you in thinking that this style of music is "foreign." But I don't really think of anything as foreign, so I guess we will just have to disagree. I like melodies, but I enjoy a good drumming ever now and again too. The subtitles of a drum beat can access areas of movement that melodic techno can not discover. The same is true in reverse of course, I'm not dissing on techno, just saying that both have value for our bodies and spirit.
@MrRobbiesteiner The tradition of "European dance" goes back much further than you think. European roots mix with Greek, with Aristotle, who connected dance and the ability to express one's emotions, or ones passions. Not just dance in "proper fashion" to a melody. This video is about people getting in touch with their inner grove. Yes, drum music is often associated with more "tribal" cultures, but Europe was once much more tribal than it is now. I'm sorry for your disgust
@SaladoraPantz
i love dancingto high quality techno music like kollektive turmstrasse or james holden at raves in amsterdam where i live.
the difference is that good techno contains uplifting melodies,instead of just rythms. Our european musical culture is different and in my opinion superior to tribal asiatic african drum music. Our obsession with everything foreign is what i dont like. Why dont you try and listen to federleicht (on the streets ) great german techno! peace
Cartman would liketo operate a drill on wheels for those meetings.
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