Dancing with my Cambodian teenagers gives me a confirmation of the universal quality the 5 Rhythms® carry. I see
these children explore, change; I see their joy, the moments of letting go, the moments of peace. They
offer me an invaluable gift: I see that even when the body is weak,
when the tummy is hungry, when life is tough, when wounds are plenty,
the soul is ready to shine the moment a door opens. The essential being is there, intact, and nourishing it
is as important as nourishing the body.
To transform this adventure into a long-term project, I needed a structure, I needed funds, I needed help. The structure
is a French non-profit organisation and the name came to me from the other side of the Channel one morning: Dancing
Across Borders.
I haven't yet found the way to fit into the right boxes for government
funding. So I turned to those people I know can understand and support
this project: to you who dance, move, sing, paint, and know how
precious this experience is, how transformative it can be.
It has been wonderful to feel energy from France, Germany, Canada, the UK, Ireland, Switzerland, the United States flow
all the way to this lost province of Cambodia, and come back enriched with images, dances, joy, words and drawings.
Your donations are what enables this work to happen. This year it brought the space of dance and expression through art
to those teenagers in the Mesang District, and also in Phnom Penh, in Kampot, in Kanchanaburi (Thailand). For more
read "2008 Projects". There are a million ways you can contribute. Feel free to contact us
at dancingacrossborders@yahoo.com
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