This is the call to dance.
This is the end and the conclusion of the module for movement and dance.
And you've been able to throughout this time,
experience all different ways of moving.
You may have gotten involved with the dance of liberation,
where you did the blindfolding and the movement.
Or you may have really gotten involved with the sacred groove,
where you sort of moved in all these different rhythms
that allowed you to move in a lot of different ways.
Or you might have just got into hula hooping.
Any kind of dance process that appealed to you
was what you were invited to participate in.
But it's very important, at the conclusion of this module,
that you have participated in movement this week.
This week I would like you to make a journal entry as well again,
and I'd like you to post your experience with dance.
Any of these dances were fine.
You could dance every morning when you wake up in your house, but
it's been really important for you to participate in moving your body.
So I want to conclude by saying, you are a divine dancer.
You let that dancer emerge from within.
You opened your body to experience the freedom of truly being alive.
In this time, you were able to move, flow and experience your own inner dance.
And allow yourself to experience the movement of life itself throughout
your body.
Mary Rockwood Lane, PhD, RN, FAANAssociate Professor
Michael Samuels, MD
