It has the hearts of poets sing. It has children and teenagers of all ages dream; it burns the soul and body of all:
those who seek it, those who have found it, those who desire it or those who are afraid of it.
Its names are Eros, Pornoia, Phylia, Agape. We call it Love. However, our language is very poor at accounting for its many facets,at accounting for its infinite power.

It has the power to give us life, to sustain us on the path, to make us kneel on the ground or to lift us up to seventh heaven and beyond.

It makes us see the beauty and the wonder when it shines in the depths of our eyes.

It transforms everything and everyone it touches.

It is a force of bonding, of cohesion, of surrender.

We rejoice and shudder when it inhabits us. We are cold when it leaves us. It is still Love.

What are we ready to do to make our being the sweet, welcoming, joyful and sacred home that it will like to inhabit without feeling jailed?

Are we ready to dance it?

Are we ready to celebrate?

Are we ready to rejoice?

Are we ready to give ourselves away like the utmost present?

Are we ready to love?

In the richness of its repertoire of dances, Biodanza offers us some that put at the center all the subtleties capable of enriching our relationship with love in its most concrete form:

The Dances of Love.

They depict moments of discovery of the other, of enchantment, of passion, of adjustment, of adaptation, of deep understanding, of complicity…

and even those where difficulties may arise.

They offer us the opportunity to incorporate what we dance into the most meaningful relationships in our lives and whose richness we sometimes forget.

This weekend of Biodanza will be an invitation to enliven the different possibilities of love and to “love” ourselves in dance, in abandonment to tenderness, in the celebration of bodies vibrating with pleasure, in an unconditional yes to life.