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Paneurhythmy | A resource on Paneurhythmy - Sacred Bulgarian Dance | | Paneurhythmy - Sacred Bulgarian Dance Panuerhythmy is based on a deep knowledge of the Laws of energy, radiation, frequency and the correlation between tone, form, movement, color, geometry and an idea. Movements correspond to tones, and as we dance the concepts of giving, receiving and renewal, we allow the Earth and Cosmos to do the same. Through us, the Earth opens her portals, her points of power, to give of her own energies, to receive of the Light. The Cosmos itself receives and is blessed and gives more.
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| | Resources on Paneurhythmy | | | | Paneurhythmy - Sacred Bulgarian Dance Panuerhythmy is based on a deep knowledge of the Laws of energy, radiation, frequency and the correlation between tone, form, movement, color, geometry and an idea. Movements correspond to tones, and as we dance the concepts of giving, receiving and renewal, we allow the Earth and Cosmos to do the same. Through us, the Earth opens her portals, her points of power, to give of her own energies, to receive of the Light. The Cosmos itself receives and is blessed and gives more.
The earthly geometries or patterns of creation in the ethers around us are set in motion to higher frequencies as Paneurhythmy transforms and evolves, and the wheel of evolution is felt and experienced within the circle. We are the embodiment of Creative Principle, the Laws that comprise the Universe, and through Panuerhythmy we broadcast these ideals to the worlds around. Natural expansion of divine thought.
Paneurhythmy is an inter-dimensional doorway that revitalizes our entire Being. Quickening and aligning the meridians and chakras, it brings heightened awareness to the dancers of all that is around, through and within. Local (earth) geometries are set in motion, triggering an expansion of Cosmic waves that extend beyond our conscious knowing. The Earth herself is blessed.
History of Paneurhythmy
Peter Konstantinov Deunov, the founder of Paneurhythmy, was born on July 12, 1864 in Bulgaria. He obtained his secondary education in Bulgaria and his higher education in theology and medicine in the United States. He returned to his country after an absence of eight years and engaged in the systematic study of the phrenology of the Bulgarian people.
Peter Konstantinov Deunov was also a musician who composed spiritual songs and melodies and he introduced Paneurhythmy: the universal Harmony of movement.
A total of 184 books containing his lectures and musical works were published between 1896 and 1948. At the present time, after the political change in Bulgaria, there exist again favorable conditions for offering the spiritual Teaching and for compiling his unpublished lectures.
"All the world renders homage to me and I render homage to the Master Petar Deunov from Bulgaria"
ALBERT EINSTEIN
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The circle is probably the oldest known dance formation. It is found in the dances of many cultures, including ancient Greece (chorea), African, Eastern European, Irish Celtic, Catalan (sardana), South American and North American Indian. Circle dance mixes traditional folk dances, mainly from European or Near-Eastern sources, with recently choreographed ...
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| | | | Paneurhythmy: Encyclopedia II - Cherokee society - Traditional use of masks Masks pervade virtually every society and culture of people known to humankind. For Native Americans, the mask served a very important function through its ceremonial use. Traditionally, mask wearers represented some supernatural being or sought to enlist the help of the supernatural by disguising themselves and participating in sacred rituals. The Iroquois False Face Society used the mask in curing illness and for keeping evil spirits at bay. The Cherokee used masks in what was known as "The Booger Dance" usually performed in ...
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| | |  Paneurhythmy: Music For The SoulSound leads to understanding unity and divinity. Hence the importance given to the recitation of the sacred syllable - Om. Whatever the music, if it is spiritually moving, it elevates the spirit and affects positively both mind and body. While good music is highly beneficial, todays cacophony of loud noises in the environment aggravates stress and will eventually destroy us. Remember, sound is a powerful force Ñ it can heal; it can also destroy. Read more here: » Healing Music: Music For The Soul |
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| | | | Paneurhythmy: Encyclopedia - Ritual A ritual is a formalised, predetermined set of symbolic actions generally performed in a particular environment at a regular, recurring interval. The set of actions that comprise a ritual often include, but are not limited to, such things as recitation, singing, group processions, repetitive dance, manipulation of sacred objects, etc. The general purpose of rituals is to express some fundamental truth or meaning, evoke spiritual, numinous emotional responses from participants, and/or engage a group of people in unified action to strengthen their ...
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| | | | Paneurhythmy: Encyclopedia II - Bharatanatyam - Elements Although most of the contemporary Bharatanatyam ballets are popularly viewed as a form of entertainment, the Natya Shastra-based dance styles were sacred Hindu ceremonies originally conceived in order to spiritually elevate the spectators. Bharatanatyam proper is a solo dance, with two aspects, lasya, the graceful feminine lines and movements, and tandava (the dance of Shiva), masculine aspect. Typically a performance includes:
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| | | | Paneurhythmy: Encyclopedia II - Bharatanatyam - Elements Although most of the contemporary Bharatanatyam ballets are popularly viewed as a form of entertainment, the Natya Shastra-based dance styles were sacred Hindu ceremonies originally conceived in order to spiritually elevate the spectators. Bharatanatyam proper is a solo dance, with two aspects, lasya, the graceful feminine lines and movements, and tandava (the dance of Shiva), masculine aspect. Typically a regular performance includes:
Ganapati Vandana - A traditional opening prayer to the Hindu god Ganesh, who removes ob ...
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| | | | Paneurhythmy: Encyclopedia II - Cherokee society - The seven Cherokee clans Ancient Cherokee or Ah-ni-yv-wi-ya society was traditionally grouped around a social organization of seven clans. These were:
Blue (also Panther or Wild Cat) Clan (a-ni-gi-lo-ni in Cherokee) made a medicine from a bluish colored plant to keep the children well.
Long Hair (also Twister, Hair Hanging Down, or Wind) Clan (a-ni-gi-lo-hi in Cherokee) wore their hair in elaborate hairdos, walked in a proud and vain manner twisting their shoulders. The Peace Chief was usually from this clan.
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| | | | Paneurhythmy: Encyclopedia II - Cherokee society - Cultural values and traditional views Culture is born from beliefs and traditions that draw people together with a sense of "oneness" through the unity of family, clan, and tribe. Traditional American Indians (Cherokee) in earlier years focused on the tribe first, the clan second, and the family third in terms of importance and duty.
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