
Of course there
was laughter too- there is always laughter. During choreography I started what
can only be described as be Antonio’s Diva Charm School. I walked and danced
with a book on my head to perfect my posture- if I wasn’t perfectly straight
the book would fall off. I couldn’t stop laughing, but I could feel a
difference in my posture. I was having some issues with my jazz box movements,
so one of the lessons of the day was that I need to know where I am going I can’t
just wander aimlessly through the routine, so the life application was to move
in a predetermined direction to have a focus and not be sidetracked. The extra
credit lesson was to stop second guessing myself and to move with purpose and
power. When I stopped second guessing myself I could perform the routine almost
perfectly.
To celebrate my
progress we did a celebratory cha-cha and I just let the dance happen and
flowed from a place of joy. Mario and his students happened to be watching and
they surprised me by clapping for a me. It felt amazing and humbling to have
people enjoying watching me dance. I left the studio smiling and feeling like
something was different. I realized I wasn’t covered with heaviness and the
weight of the world- I felt so light and free! I started sobbing and let my
tears cleanse my soul as I embraced the deeper truth in these feelings.
By: Kamaria George
(03/11/2016)
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