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Sweat Your Dance On
Published on July 03, 2008 at 3:01am
Sunday morning. The room is charged with positive energy. Sunlight fills the space. Hips rock, feet stomp, arms swing. A playlist specifically designed by the DJ advances through a varied range of genres, and participants are encouraged to get in tune with their bodies by freeing them. The dancers energies vibrate against each other. Ultimately the experience is a collective yet intimate expression of the bodys natural euphoria. Its all about surrendering to freedom through movement. Afterward, the group members open up to each other and talk about their feelings.
Its kind of like sex, but its called Prayerdanse, and its a nonreligious, spiritual movement enacted through free-form dance that takes place every Sunday at a high-end Wynwood venue that Karla Events donates for the cause. The action happens from 10 a.m. to noon at 100 NE 25th St., Miami. Find out more at www.prayerdanse.com.
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