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SUMMARY:Renewal
DESCRIPTION:Invitation: Renewal \nWe have reached the mid winter mark. Some celebrate Imbolc\, Candlemass\, and Groundhog Day.  We all celebrate the returning of the light. The earth’s fire and Sunlight awakens nature and invites renewal.  Are we ready to shed the dry leaves and bark that protected us from our personal winter? Can we push through the frozen ground of our self imposed barriers? Can we sprout green leaves of self love and blooms of tenderness for ourselves and others? Can we dance to renewal?
URL:https://ashevillemovementcollective.org/event/renewal/
LOCATION:Evergreen Community Charter School’s Gym\, 50 Bell Rd.\, Asheville\, NC\, 28805\, United States
CATEGORIES:Sunday Dance Wave,Weekly Dance
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SUMMARY:Renewal
DESCRIPTION:Invitation: Renewal \nWe have reached the mid winter mark. Some celebrate Imbolc\, Candlemass\, and Groundhog Day.  We all celebrate the returning of the light. The earth’s fire and Sunlight awakens nature and invites renewal.  Are we ready to shed the dry leaves and bark that protected us from our personal winter? Can we push through the frozen ground of our self imposed barriers? Can we sprout green leaves of self love and blooms of tenderness for ourselves and others? Can we dance to renewal?
URL:https://ashevillemovementcollective.org/event/renewal-2/
LOCATION:Evergreen Community Charter School’s Gym\, 50 Bell Rd.\, Asheville\, NC\, 28805\, United States
CATEGORIES:Sunday Dance Wave,Weekly Dance
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230212T083000
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SUMMARY:(Un)masked
DESCRIPTION:Invitation: (Un)masked \nFebruary is the season for Carnivale. Originating in 11th century Venice\, where for over 2 weeks\, people from all social classes wore masks and celebrated together. The mask became part of everyday attire for some to help break cultural norms.  A mask can bring out our darker natures\, and a more amplified\, authentic\, and less restrained version of our personalities. \nThe modern meaning of the word mask derives from Medieval Latin masca which means witch or specter\, and influenced by the Arabic maskara\, or buffoon. Used in rituals and ceremonies\, the oldest found dates from 7000 BC. \nThe mask is deeply imprinted in our psyche. The spiritual power in masks transport us into realms unseen and gives voice to things unspoken. Within the context of ritual\, putting on a mask places the wearer at the intersection between the present and the past\, the living and the dead\, the seen and the unseen.  Donning a mask can allow us to adopt the spirit of it\, and to connect with creatures\, our ancestors\, and the Divine. \nWhat about our own internal masks? Our personality masks?\nWe take steps to cover up who we really are around other people in social\, work\, or personal interactions\, mostly to protect ourselves from dominant culture\, or as a result from trauma. We can mask our personality with words\, facial expressions\, body language\, actions\, and even dance. Starting when we are very young\, many of us were taught to mask  to conceal negative emotions (usually sadness\, frustration\, and anger) with a positive emotion or indifferent affect.  If we wear a mask too long we can forget we are wearing it\, and it can cause depression and be depleting to our true nature. \nWhat masks do you wear? Are you the martyr\, the bully\, the comedian\, the overachiever\, the people-pleaser\, the social butterfly\, the conformist\, or the rebel?- \nThe invitation is to dance with your masks\, sifting though your social\, work\, and relationships masks.\nHow do they want to move?\nWhere do they live in your body?\nWhat does it feel like to put them on and take them off consciously\, in dance?
URL:https://ashevillemovementcollective.org/event/unmasked/
LOCATION:Evergreen Community Charter School’s Gym\, 50 Bell Rd.\, Asheville\, NC\, 28805\, United States
CATEGORIES:Sunday Dance Wave,Weekly Dance
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230212T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230212T123000
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SUMMARY:(Un)masked
DESCRIPTION:Invitation: (Un)masked \nFebruary is the season for Carnivale. Originating in 11th century Venice\, where for over 2 weeks\, people from all social classes wore masks and celebrated together. The mask became part of everyday attire for some to help break cultural norms.  A mask can bring out our darker natures\, and a more amplified\, authentic\, and less restrained version of our personalities. \nThe modern meaning of the word mask derives from Medieval Latin masca which means witch or specter\, and influenced by the Arabic maskara\, or buffoon. Used in rituals and ceremonies\, the oldest found dates from 7000 BC. \nThe mask is deeply imprinted in our psyche. The spiritual power in masks transport us into realms unseen and gives voice to things unspoken. Within the context of ritual\, putting on a mask places the wearer at the intersection between the present and the past\, the living and the dead\, the seen and the unseen.  Donning a mask can allow us to adopt the spirit of it\, and to connect with creatures\, our ancestors\, and the Divine. \nWhat about our own internal masks? Our personality masks?\nWe take steps to cover up who we really are around other people in social\, work\, or personal interactions\, mostly to protect ourselves from dominant culture\, or as a result from trauma. We can mask our personality with words\, facial expressions\, body language\, actions\, and even dance. Starting when we are very young\, many of us were taught to mask  to conceal negative emotions (usually sadness\, frustration\, and anger) with a positive emotion or indifferent affect.  If we wear a mask too long we can forget we are wearing it\, and it can cause depression and be depleting to our true nature. \nWhat masks do you wear? Are you the martyr\, the bully\, the comedian\, the overachiever\, the people-pleaser\, the social butterfly\, the conformist\, or the rebel?- \nThe invitation is to dance with your masks\, sifting though your social\, work\, and relationships masks.\nHow do they want to move?\nWhere do they live in your body?\nWhat does it feel like to put them on and take them off consciously\, in dance?
URL:https://ashevillemovementcollective.org/event/unmasked-2/
LOCATION:Evergreen Community Charter School’s Gym\, 50 Bell Rd.\, Asheville\, NC\, 28805\, United States
CATEGORIES:Sunday Dance Wave,Weekly Dance
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SUMMARY:10 Things I Learned from My Cat
DESCRIPTION:Invitation: 10 Things I Learned from My Cat \n\nIt’s OK to communicate my wants and needs.\nWhen bad things happen\, like being accidentally locked in the garage\, I don’t need to freak out or grumble. I can just make the best of things\, perhaps looking for interesting animals\, until someone opens the door.\nWhen a part of me says my cat loves me and another part says she’s just using me for food and chin scratches\, I get to choose which one to believe.\nWorrying about what people think of me is optional.\nWorrying about the future is optional.\nThinking is optional.\nEating something that dropped on the ground won’t kill me.\nI can catch up on sleep during the day if I want.\nI don’t need to be ashamed about bodily functions.\nAlways keep breathing.\nIt’s OK if I don’t know how to count to 10.\n\nMany of these lessons can be practiced on the dance floor. \nYou can hear some of Ted’s mixes at https://www.mixcloud.com/tarisk/.
URL:https://ashevillemovementcollective.org/event/10-things-i-learned-from-my-cat/
LOCATION:Evergreen Community Charter School’s Gym\, 50 Bell Rd.\, Asheville\, NC\, 28805\, United States
CATEGORIES:Sunday Dance Wave,Weekly Dance
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SUMMARY:10 Things I Learned from My Cat
DESCRIPTION:Invitation: 10 Things I Learned from My Cat \n\nIt’s OK to communicate my wants and needs.\nWhen bad things happen\, like being accidentally locked in the garage\, I don’t need to freak out or grumble. I can just make the best of things\, perhaps looking for interesting animals\, until someone opens the door.\nWhen a part of me says my cat loves me and another part says she’s just using me for food and chin scratches\, I get to choose which one to believe.\nWorrying about what people think of me is optional.\nWorrying about the future is optional.\nThinking is optional.\nEating something that dropped on the ground won’t kill me.\nI can catch up on sleep during the day if I want.\nI don’t need to be ashamed about bodily functions.\nAlways keep breathing.\nIt’s OK if I don’t know how to count to 10.\n\nMany of these lessons can be practiced on the dance floor. \nYou can hear some of Ted’s mixes at https://www.mixcloud.com/tarisk/.
URL:https://ashevillemovementcollective.org/event/10-things-i-learned-from-my-cat-2/
LOCATION:Evergreen Community Charter School’s Gym\, 50 Bell Rd.\, Asheville\, NC\, 28805\, United States
CATEGORIES:Sunday Dance Wave,Weekly Dance
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://ashevillemovementcollective.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/Cat-Teacher.png
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230226T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230226T103000
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SUMMARY:Sacred Calling
DESCRIPTION:Invitation: Sacred Calling \nThere is a sacred calling\nSome hear it in the drum\nThe rhythm in its beating\nCalling that from which we’ve come \nOr maybe it’s the ringing\nHeard in the brass of bells\nThe sweetness of its chiming\nStories of divinity it tells \nAnd then there’s the piano\nWith keys playing spirits codes\nCalling home to lonely hearts\nThese instruments a  our abode \nWhatever sound it may be\nThat strikes you to the soul\nBe grateful for this calling\nThat moves you here to this dance floor \n 
URL:https://ashevillemovementcollective.org/event/sacred-calling-2/
LOCATION:Evergreen Community Charter School’s Gym\, 50 Bell Rd.\, Asheville\, NC\, 28805\, United States
CATEGORIES:Sunday Dance Wave,Weekly Dance
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://ashevillemovementcollective.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/Sacred-Calling-jpg.webp
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SUMMARY:Sacred Calling
DESCRIPTION:Invitation: Sacred Calling \nThere is a sacred calling\nSome hear it in the drum\nThe rhythm in its beating\nCalling that from which we’ve come \nOr maybe it’s the ringing\nHeard in the brass of bells\nThe sweetness of its chiming\nStories of divinity it tells \nAnd then there’s the piano\nWith keys playing spirits codes\nCalling home to lonely hearts\nThese instruments a  our abode \nWhatever sound it may be\nThat strikes you to the soul\nBe grateful for this calling\nThat moves you here to this dance floor \n 
URL:https://ashevillemovementcollective.org/event/sacred-calling/
LOCATION:Evergreen Community Charter School’s Gym\, 50 Bell Rd.\, Asheville\, NC\, 28805\, United States
CATEGORIES:Sunday Dance Wave,Weekly Dance
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://ashevillemovementcollective.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/Sacred-Calling-jpg.webp
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