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Dance Meditation Handbook
Guest Author - Susan Kramer

For teens and adults in 33 pages, illustrated with photographs and ink drawings, this is a comprehensive handbook of elements to include in dance meditations, plus 6 guided lessons - a companion you won't want to be without in your practice!
Dance Meditation Handbook by Susan Kramer
From the text:

Table of Contents

Page
4. Introduction
5. General Notes
6. The 3 Elements of Dance Meditation
6. A. Stretching Exercises 1 - 7
11. B. Expressive Dancing Elements 1 - 9
15. C. Reflection Techniques
17. Lesson Plans Introduction
19. Lesson 1. Energizing
21. Lesson 2. Rejuvenation and Renewal
23. Lesson 3. Feeling Composure
25. Lesson 4. Maintaining or Regaining Personal Peace
27. Lesson 5. Inspiration or Harmonizing with the Higher Good
29. Lesson 6. World Peace
31. Appendix of Musical Selections for Dancing
33. About the Author

Introduction (excerpt)

Movement is natural; the force that gets us where we want, doing what we want.

Dance meditation gets the body moving aerobically - breathing increases, oxygenating blood; hormones that give us a sense of well-being circulate; joints and muscles are flexed; heart and lungs are toned. And, our outlook on life is lifted; we feel energized by dancing.

General Notes

I've found that through the combination of music, expressive dance and calm reflection I can achieve greater harmony, creativity and productivity.

1. Dance meditation is for individual or group practice.
2. Provide enough space for moving, indoors or out.
3. Dress in comfortable clothes for bending and moving; bare feet or soft shoes such as ballet slippers or gymnastic shoes are best.
4. Have music ready to begin playing after the stretching session. 25 musical selections are included in the appendix that I find uplifting; use any music that you find energizing and uplifting.
5. Wait an hour after eating before beginning dance meditation.

I think you'll enjoy, as much as I do, putting these ideas into practice!

The price is $2.99 and can be purchased through PayPal by clicking here .

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