For the past year I have been attending a foundation studies class at the Winkler Center . As a result of our hard work, I was part of an end of year assembly to demonstrate our progress and a ceremony for the graduation of the 2nd year foundation studies group. This was such a wonderful year of progress for me in my art and family life and was exactly what I needed after the loss of my mother. I hemmed and haaaed about taking the courses but finally with a little push from my pal Regina, I jumped into (what I made out to be) a cold pool of water that was actually warm and inviting. It was a difficult start but sometimes through the difficulty comes true growth.
Our Eurythmy composition involved copper rods
We recited a poem by Herman Hesse and performed a pentatonic recorder recital.
3 comments:
Fascinating - I've never actually seen eurythmy in action before.
Thanks for sharing this. Nice to see what eurythmy looks like as I had no idea! Good for you for jumping in to something that turned out to be very positive for you. Such a true example of getting out of our comfort zone & something great coming from it. I'm sure your soul is singing!
It is great to see you so content! All my best to you and everyone in your family!
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