Divine Tempo feat. DJ Soma~Rain

🌟 Introducing Divine Tempo: Ecstatic Dance for People of Color 🌟
We’re thrilled to announce the launch of Divine Tempo, a new ecstatic dance group in collaboration with Ecstatic Dance Charleston dedicated to Black, Indigenous, and People of Color. Join us as we move, groove, and connect with our bodies and community in a space that celebrates our cultures and experiences.
Our next dance is on November 6th from 6-8 PM and will continue every 1st Wednesday of the month.

This upcoming dance we have the enchanting DJ Soma~Rain @auqu_crescent_stars curating our musical journey.

🗓️ Date: November 6th, 2024

⏰ Time: 6:00 - 8:00 PM

📍 Where: 4800 Park Circle, N.Chas, SC 29405

🔗 How to Register: Search "Divine Tempo" on Eventbrite to secure your spot.

Whether you're new to ecstatic dance or a seasoned mover, Divine Tempo welcomes you to express yourself freely and feel the rhythm of your soul.

Let's dance, heal, and uplift each other in this powerful journey of self-expression and community.

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Ecstatic dance is a free-form movement and dance practice where participants dance without choreography in a completely judgment- free enviroment.

During an ecstatic dance session, a professional DJ will create an intentional set varying in tempo and style, encouraging participants to move in ways that feel natural to them.

This practice emphasizes mindfulness, freedom, self-expression, presence, and a mind-body connection, providing a space for personal exploration and emotional release.

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BIPOC Ecstatic Dance is a variation of ecstatic dance specifically catered to Black, Indigenous, and People of Color. The music and themes used in BIPOC Ecstatic Dances often reflect and celebrate the diverse cultures and histories of these communities.

This practice creates a safe and inclusive environment where Black, Indigenous, and People of Color can dance without fear of judgment or cultural appropriation while focusing on healing and empowerment and providing an opportunity for participants to recover from stress and trauma.

These sessions are often organized by members of BIPOC communities and may be facilitated by leaders who guide the dance with music and occasional prompts while prioritizing personal exploration and expression.

Host or Publisher Kiante' (Kalianna) Habersham