Yes I was home, reconnected into the vibration of my own country. I
realised I had linked again with my true essence through the Tara
Dancing practice.
I was overjoyed and I was eager to learn more.
What
makes
this
practice extraordinary
and
effective are the meditations
that accompany the dances,
which
awaken
the
innate
capacity of the heart.
Resting in wisdom, radiating
love, a special energy field is
generated and deep insight
arises.
Everyone comes for a different reason, sometimes conscious, sometimes
unconscious. We dance for peace, healing, love, clarity, joy, prosperity,
enlightenment and much more. Over the following months I attended every
meeting. I learnt all I could.
I had found my passion again.
At the request of Clare (local Tara dance teacher), who was going into retreat
for eight months, I started facilitating the Tara Dance circle in Napier.
I enrolled in the TARA DHATU Student Teacher Program. I was invited
to bring the dance to Hastings city, so I offered a one day workshop on dance
at a local school. The workshop's aim was to immerse in the blessings of long
life and good health, stories, meditation, movement and group sharing through
the Dance of Tara.
During this time I have been wonderfully supported by the founder of the
Tara dance, Prema Dasara, and local Tara's.
I can only give praise and thanks to the many dedicated women who since
1986 have made this beautiful Tara dance practice possible for the benefit of
all.
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