SEMINARS
Forthcoming Seminars
A draft list of forthcoming seminars and approximate dates concerning 2026 1st semester
will be published soon
Past Seminars
2025
December
13th
CID SEMINAR 38
(Group : Far East 1)
FROM WALL TO STAGE :The Art and Spirit of Dunhuang Dance in China
This lecture introduces the history, aesthetics, and cultural significance of Dunhuang Dance (敦煌舞), a modern/contemporary performance form inspired by the Buddhist murals of the Mogao Caves in Dunhuang, China. Through vivid visuals and movement analysis, the session traces how ancient images of celestial dancers (飞天 Feitian) were transformed into a living dance language that embodies the Silk Road’s fusion of spirituality, art, and cross-cultural exchange.
2025
November
22d
CID SEMINAR 37
(Group : Dance and Christianity 12)
DANCED SPIRITUAL LIFE OF TERESA OF AVILA and CURRENT WITNESSES
La question de la danse dans le culte chrétien ou hors culte a été un sujet passionnant tout au long de l’histoire de l’église et prend une dimension mondiale à l’époque contemporaine.
Nous y avons déjà consacré une dizaine de séminaires en ligne
Sophie Lespinasse – qui consacre sa vie , sa recherche et son cœur à ce sujet – nous présentera une grande mystique chrétienne Sainte Thérèse d’Avila qui avait incorporé la danse dans sa vie monastique
Et plus que cela, après un bref résumé historique nous aurons la surprise d’ apprendre – avec de témoignages – que la danse est bien présente dans certaines communautés monastiques aujourd’hui !!
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Le programme sera completé dans les prochains jours avec l introduction, les documents en français
2025
October
25th
CID SEMINAR 36
(Group : INDIA 6)
MAHABHARATA 1 (in India)
(The Chronicles of co-heirs, conflicts and climax)
In 2022, Dr. Uma Narayana Murthy enchanted us through four successive seminars on the countless choreographies inspired over 2,500 years by the Hindu epic “Ramayana” in India and around the world.
She is back with a first seminar on the epic “MAHABHARATA” and its choreographies in India. While the Ramayana’s success in terms of the number of choreographies remains unmatched, our journey through MAHABHARATA will lead us to a deeper understanding of Hindu spirituality around Krishna and the seminal book BHAGAVADGITA.
We will also delve deeper into the influences of the epic on Indian art as a whole
2025
September 20th
CID SEMINAR 35
(Group : RESEARCH 3)
THE DANCE OF THE ORIGINS
(Body, Gestures and Sounds in Prehistory)
This seminar tries to answer fundamental questions: What do we know about prehistoric dances? How do we know this? Is the sacred dimension of these dances really predominant? Is there a continuity between prehistoric and actual dances ?
Gaudenzio Ragazzi, CID member, is an expert in prehistoric art, specializing in dance and gesture scenes from the iconographic repertoire of European and world prehistory. This is a topic on which he defended his philosophy thesis many years ago at the Catholic University of Milan. He is the author of several publications, including the book that bears the same title as the seminar.
2025
May 24th
CID SEMINAR 34
(Group : EUROPE 3)
TARANTELLAS FOR THE VIRGIN
(Choreographic rites and popular devotion in southern Italy)
This presentation aims to analyze, from an anthropological perspective, the ritual and cultural significance of the Tarantellas for the Virgin, a traditional expression present in contexts of Marian devotion in Southern Italy. The study, conducted through an ethnographic and historical approach, aims to shed light on the complex interrelationship between bodily movement, musical structures, and popular religious practices.
We will show how these dances constitute a communal form of faith expression, a vehicle for negotiating healing processes, and a marker of cultural identity. The analysis will also focus on the potential interpretation of these choreographies as a nonverbal symbolic system of communication with the sacred.
The presentation will draw on empirical data from fieldwork, supplemented by oral testimony, and will pay particular attention to the role and dynamics of gender within these rituals.
2025
April 12th
16h00
CID SEMINAR 33
(Dance and Christianity 11 )
The expression of Christian faith through BUTOH dance
Butoh dance theater was born in Japan in 1959 by Tatsumi Hijikata and Kazuo Ohno. The creation was a result of their influence from within the Japanese Fluxus artistic scene as well as a desire to create a new dance expanding the idea of what dance could entail. Tatsumi Hijikata felt a strong pull to resonate in the body with the world of suffering, the underclass, common laborer, marginalized, and physically sick segments of society. Kazuo Ohno, whose Christian faith generally remained a private matter, brought to Butoh a poetic, ethereal, and spiritual quality informed by his experiences of loss and grace.
This seminar will focus on the expression of Christian faith through this art, particularly the “descent into the depths” called “khenosis” for Christ, and the journey of Light through these depths, leading to the Resurrection.
We wanted to place it just before Holy Week and Easter, as the significance of this art is particularly linked to them.
For this seminar, we welcome Marilyn GREEN, Butoh choreographer at Trinity Church in New York, and Adam KOAN, Butoh dancer and choreographer, creator of the Theokinesis method.
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2025
March 1st
17h00
CID SEMINAR 32
(Dance and Christianity 10 )
THE EXPRESSION OF CHRISTIAN FAITH ROUGH DANCE
IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA
This theme has been close to our hearts for a long time, and we are very happy to be able to present it to you, with various speakers from different countries : a professional dancer, committed lay Christians, priests.
This seminar highlights the delicate articulation between the Catholic liturgy and the expression of Christian faith through dance.
We will be keen to distinguish this expression in events outside the celebration of Mass, from its place during Mass, with particular attention paid to the Zairian rite.
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2024
December 9
17h00
CID SEMINAR 31
(Dances and Trances 2)
DANCE AND CHAMANISM
INCORPORATION : THE MONGOLIAN EXPERIENCE
This second introductory seminar to shamanism – presented by Flo Kardinal, choreographer and shaman – addresses the subject of incorporation
We will discover:
– Flo Kardinal’s journey from trance to healing
– Her initiation into the Mongolian Darkhad tradition by the tsataan shaman Enkhtuya Ragchaa.
– A study of the Darkhad shamanic tradition.
– The influence of shamanism on dance in this region
Incorporation is an ancient ritual of shamanic trance, a relationship between man and spirits
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2024
November 9
17h00
CID SEMINAR 30
“Dances and Trances 1“
DANCE AND CHAMANISM
Towards a corporal manifestation of the invisible
Notre nouveau groupe « Danses et Transes » présente son premier des trois séminaires d’introduction présentés par Flo Kardinal chorégraphe et chamane .Flo nous initie au principe chamanique et à la mise en transe et on étudie comme exemple, la danse hip-hop – mouvement culturel et artistique de transformation et d’émancipation d’un groupe dont les racines puisent au cœur des danses ancestrales et devenu un phénomène universel Après une présentation des grands traits de la transe chamanique, en proposant une approche de la pratique ancestrale un pont est créé entre la scène de la cérémonie chamanique et le cercle des danses hip hop des origines
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2024
September 28
17h00
CID SEMINAR 29:
Dance and Christianity 9
THE PLACE OF DANCE IN CHRISTIANITY
Historical Overview and Perspectives
What is the place of dance in Christianity, in worship and outside of worship, in its two thousand year old history and today?
Why Christian services -so open to all the arts- kept dance apart?
What is happening today in the multitude of churches in the world?
This seminar is intended to set milestones, raise questions but above all open ways to research and creation
Our host is Dr Constantin KONTOGIANNIS head of the “Dance and Spirituality” Program of CID
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see also Dancing the Christian Hymns
2024
Juin 29
17:00
CID SEMINAR 28
“Dances and Christianity 8”
Dances of Vesuvius
The traditional dances of Southern Italy and in particular the “TAMMURRIATA” dance from Campania are held during a procession in honor of the Madonna. The dimension of pagan tradition and devotion to the Virgin unite during these celebrations of which the “Dances of Vesuvius” are an integral part.
Barbara Sabella, a contemporary dancer passionate about the dances of Southern Italy (Campania region) will be our guide!
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2024
April 20
17h00
CID SEMINAR 27
(Group : EUROPE 2)
The Etruscan dance and the relationship with Mediterranean Culture
The Etruscan was a people strictly linked with “spirituality”. Through them the art of divination (auruspics, augur) came to roman culture.
Unfortunately we have few written source, but we know that the Etruscan have a great relationship with music and consequently also with the dance. For that Etruscan painting tomb of Tarquinia
are very important iconographical source.
We haven’t great studies on Etruscan dances, but we can find connections with other cultures of Mediterranean area (Greece, Egyptian etc.).
Starting from an iconographical reading of the images, the analysis of written sources
and the experience as reenacted, we want to give a vision on Etruscan dance.
Our hostess Dr Elisa Anzellotti is Ph. D. in Cultural heritage -theater and dance. She has numerous publications (among this also the book: “La danza nell’antichità. Etruschi, greci e romani)”
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2024
April 6
CID SEMINAR 26
“Dance and Christianity 7”
Dance and the Church in the Middle Age
From sacred dance to sacrilegious dance
Presentation of the ambivalent attitude of the Church and the dance in the Middle Ages through dance representations from the 8th to the 15th century
By Dr Catherine Ingrassia specialist in Medieval Dance.
https://www.ladansemedievale.fr/ https://morescarole.fr/
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Program and Contributions of Speakers
2024
March 24
CID SEMINAR 25
(Group : EUROPE 1)
ORCHESIS AS A THARAPEUTIC ART :
Three Goddesses Athena Aphrodite Artemis
Following our seminars on ancient civilizations, we approach ancient Greece honoring three major Goddesses from a view where the therapeutic aspect mixes with the sacred and the aesthetic.
This seminar will be presented by Professor of Philosophy Ms. Anna Lazou responsible for the “Philosophy and Art” laboratory and the Study Group on Ancient Orchesis (the art of dancing in the Greek choir)
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2024
February 24
CID SEMINAR 24
(Group : NORTH AFRICA )
THE GREAT QUEENS OF ANCIENT EGYPT
(Dancing The Godesses)
After having introduced ourselves to the world of sacred dance in Iran, Armenia and among the Aztecs, we will approach the immense civilization of ancient Egypt from a feminine angle which links history and the sacred.
We will have the pleasure of welcoming Florence Quentin, an Egyptologist, writer, journalist, cinema director and speaker who will deal with the historical aspect by presenting us some great sovereigns of ancient Egypt.
Concerning dance, Assia Guemra, teacher, dancer-choreographer, art therapist….., and one of the founders of the “Dance and Spirituality” program will initiate us to some aspects of sacred Egyptian dance from which she draws considerable inspiration for her own choreographies.
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2024
February 9
CID SEMINAR 23
“Dance And Christianity 6 “
Dancing the silence of God
(Clandestine Dance)
The silence of God is a concrete reality that inhabits churches and temples; when we enter them it captivates our interiority.
To dance the silence of God is therefore to make visible this immaterial reality of the intangible…
It means abandoning the idea of spectacle and representation; put the body in tune with the invisible.
It is dancing the relationship and discovering new territories of artistic expression through the study of texts and the practice of Christian rites, through the mysticism of the divine nature of the dancing body.
Graduate of Paris-Sorbonne University in Romance Studies and Thanatology, choreographer and artistic director, Sabine Jamet questions and explores movement and corporeality in contemporary society and, since ten years, she is working on the place of the collective body in the church and in Christian spirituality.
Program and Contributions of Speakers
2024
January 27
CID SEMINAR 22
“Dance And Christianity 5 “
The Mystery of the Dove
In this video conference, Fabienne Courmont presents how for her, through the danced oratorio “the mystery of the dove” created by Michel Garnier, and her experience in her long collaboration with this composer of sacred music, it is possible to dance to religious and Christian music and to embody the Holy Spirit through dance in the footsteps of Mary Magdalene
The Mystery of the Dove is an oratorio in eight scenes, written and composed by Michel GARNIER. It relates manifestations of the Holy Spirit : Baptism in the Jordan, Pentecost…
Several paintings are choreographed, notably the painting “The Initiated”, glorified by dance, which represents the Last Supper in a feminine way, inspired by the work of Leonardo da Vinci. Thus Michel Garnier wished to pay homage to the female apostles who followed Christ throughout his life.
Also a painting on the arrival at Saintes Maries de la Mer where the female apostles offer flames of hope to the public.
Program and Contributions of Speakers
2023
december 16
CID SEMINAR 21
“Dance And Christianity 4”
The legacy of Hildegarde de Bingen for a liturgical dance today
Doctor of the Church, Hildegard of Bingen is an exceptional woman! She was abbess, mystic, visionary, illustrator, composer, poet, founder and preacher, as well as a significant figure in medieval medicine; she arouses great interest today.
Our hostess Claudine Gérez, speaker and choreographer on Hildegard, will reveal to us a lesser known aspect of her work linked to dance. She will explain to us how she analyzes Hildegard’s heritage and draws inspiration from it in her vision of a liturgy integrating the danced expression of Faith.
This is our fourth seminar on dance and Christianity. Participants linked to the Church, sacred dance, anthropology and even naturopathy will provide additional information on the work of this immense spiritual figure.
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2023
December 2
CID SEMINAR 20
(Group : RESEARCH 1)
MARCEL JOUSSE : Anthropology of Expression
Marcel Jousse was a leading authority in the anthropology of orality, gesture, and rhythm.
His research is of interest to anyone who studies dance.
Our host Dr Titus Jacquignon is a member of the office of the Marcel Jousse Association. His doctoral thesis is an exegesis and explanation of all of Marcel Jousse’s classes on the anthropology of gesture.
After a brief and concise presentation of the principles of the anthropology of expression, Dr Jacquignon will draw inspiration from them to offer us particular viewpoints for our research within the framework of the “Dance and Spirituality” program
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2023
november 4
CID SEMINAR 19
“Dance and Christianity 3”
Dance in the Liturgy
Sylvie Lagache, is a contemporary dancer, therapist with a master’s degree in theology specializing in liturgy.
She will develop the concept of a “ spiritualized body” for a liturgy less reduced to formalism, but more lively, celebrating the Living. .She will also talk about mystical dance and the parallel between the bodily learning of a dancer and the learning of the inner way and present her “Dance-Energy-Therapy” method
“Being in your body as a temple of God and dance the prayer”
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2023
September 30th
CID Teleconference 18
Dance and Christianity N° 2
PRESENTATION OF THE PROJECT
The principles as well as the perspectives of the “Dancing Christian Hymns” project are now established and are detailed during this founding teleconference
Forthcoming events, as well as a rich videoconference program are presented.
Participants will be invited to contribute
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2023
June 3
CID SEMINAR 17
(Group : AMERICAS 1)
TLALMANALLI : Pre-Hispanic Sacred Dances in Mexico
Professor Patricia Elizabeth Torres Villanueva is Director of the Institute of Interdisciplinary Anthropological Investigation, A.C. Huei Tlahtolli in Mexico. Her research concerns ancestral Mexican and Mesoamerican ritual dances
She will guide us in the world of pre-Hispanic rituals of Mexico, its presence in the current traditional dances of the country and the therapeutic and educational use of pre-Columbian dances.
She will introduce us to the great Aztec civilization and reveal new information to us.
2023
April 8
CID Seminar 16
Dance And Christianity N° 1
DANCING THE HYMNS
DANCING THE HYMNS is part of the Christian dimension of our “Dance and Spirituality” program. Having noted the virtual absence of choreographies on the rich heritage of Christian music and poetry both at the level of churches and at the level of Western art, the CID encourages its artists to create them.
An important event in this direction took place on November 19 and 20 in the city of Autun within the “Festival of Beauty”. Our artists danced various hymns from various eras for an hour and a half in the cathedral. They also danced the next day during the mass presided by Mgr Rivière, Bishop of Autun.
We are therefore pleased to present excerpts from certain choreographies with comments from their choreographers/performers.
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Evénement 19/11/2022 “Autant emporte le souffle” en entier
2023
March 18
CID Seminar 15
(Group: North Africa and Middle East)
VASHTAN Sacred Dances in ancient Iran
Mrs. Soudabeh Ghaffarian; ballet star and researcher invites us to learn about the sacred dances of ancient Iran linked to Mazdean spirituality. You will watch videos of the great dancer Behzad JavdanFard and many groups!
This is an opportunity of an introduction to the multi-millennial Persian civilization!
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2022
novembre 20
CID ROUND TABLE 14
(Dance and Spirituality )
Dancing under the breath of the Spirit
A possibility of the Christain liturgy ?
This debate took place in the auditorium of the bishopric of Autun under the hospices of Mgr Rivière and consisted of an exchange of points of view on the role of the sacred dance in the Christian liturgy through the ages.
The Round Table took place as part of the 2022 beauty festival in Autun France
(See the profiles of the speakers)
Contributions of speakers (in french)
1 Mme Gerez , Dr Kontogiannis et Mme Derieux (début)
(Réflexions sur la relation entre la danse et la religion chrétienne dans le cadre du programme “Danse et spiritualité ” )
(L’implication corporelle du chantre au Moyen-âge )
( Place de la danse sacrée dans la liturgie chrétienne à travers les âges 1)
4 Mme Guillemé (2ème partie et Mme Nfa 1ère Partie)
( Place de la danse sacrée dans la liturgie chrétienne à travers les âges 2
La danse dans la dimension du ministère, un signe de réveil spirituel pour notre génération ?1)
La danse dans la dimension du ministère, un signe de réveil spirituel pour notre génération ? 2
Danse et prière, paroles de consacrée
Conclusion
2022
october 29
CID Seminar 13
(Group India 5)
RAMAYANA : The story of Rama
( Seven Countries in Seven Chapters )
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Complements on the four seminars
Teaser
Introduction to Indian Spirituality
Ramayana en Indonésie
Encyclopedia of the Puppetry Arts (for more details on the puppetry in every country)
2022
october 29
CID Seminar 12
(Group India 4)
RAMAYANA : The story of Rama
( Seven Countries in Seven Chapters )
2022
october 15
CID Seminar 11
(Group: INDIA 3)
RAMAYANA : The story of Rama
( Seven Countries in Seven Chapters )
2d Part RAMAYANA in INDONESIA, LAOS, CAMBODIA
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2022
october 8
CID Seminar 10
(Group : INDIA 2)
RAMAYANA : The story of Rama
( Seven Countries in Seven Chapters )
Ramayana is (with Mahabarata) one of the two classic Indian epics , the equivalent of Iliad and Odyssey in the occidental culture
Our precious collaborator Dr Uma Narayana Murthy is our host. After an introduction to the story and multilevel meaning of the epic , we see the its origin and its spreading throughout India, and beyond its shores to South and South-East Asia (1st Seminar) , then we visit each one of the seven countries adaptation of the epic (2d and 3d seminars) and finish by some particular topics : folk versions and Ramayana’s influence ….beyond South East Asia (4th seminar)
During all the four seminars a great number of videos and pictures will immerse us into the atmosphere of millenary civilisations of a high aesthetic and spiritual level
1st Part INTRODUCTION
2022
june 11
CID Seminar 9
(Group : Subsaharan Africa 2)
UBUNTU beyond theology
(Tsutsube / The San of Kalahari Healing dance )
Under the UBUNTU spirit (I am because you are) whose recent disciples were Nelson Mandela and Desmond Tutu, the seminar deals with the passionate history and spirituality of the SAN people, one of the most ancient nations of the earth, their struggle to survive , and the beauty of their healing sacred dance TSUTSUBE.
2022
march 26
CID Seminar 8
(Group : North Africa and Middle East 2)
When Dance turns into a prayer
(The spiritual dimension of armenian dances)
Most traditional dances have a spiritual dimension .
This characteristic is predominant in Armenian Dances pre-christian and post-christian
However the “proactive cultural policies in the USSR “ as well as actual globalization had an influence on their authenticity
After a presentation of the marvelous world of armenian dances , an equally interesting presentation will follow of how to “repair” , safeguard them and get inspired for the future
Those issues concern traditional dances in many countries and the debate is open !
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2021
december 28
CID Seminar 7
Spiritual Practices for Dancers
Two different approaches will be presented :
Dr. Carla Walter is the author of “Sacred Dance Meditations: 365 Globally Inspired Movement Practices Enhancing Awakening Clarity, and Connection”
Ms Natalia Mogolivets , president of the Lviv Section of CID and president of the Ukrainian Federation of Dance accompanies the teaching of erotic and other dances , by a progressive training in yoga !
Both approaches, as well as so many others differ in their methods but share a common point :
Dance Teaching should be much more than training to execute movements !
Let’ s keep in mind Maurice Béjart’s thought :
“A dance that does not contain a tiny divine and sacred particle would not be a dance”.
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2021
october 30th
CID Seminar 6
Sacred Dances for Contemporary World
Sacred dances have been around since Homo Sapiens began to emerge from the animal state However with time their realization requires more and more dexterity and in general it is reserved to professionals.
During the 20th century, certain choreographers decided to make them accessible to the general public though retaining all the emotion of the sacred
The seminar is presented by Geneviève Khemtemourian and her students , Genevieve is one of the most active dancers of this current
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2021
october 2d
CID Seminar 5
(Group : India 1)
Sacred Folk Dances around Mysuru
The seminar deals with sacred folk dances practiced in Mysuru (Mysore) , a historic city in the state of Karnataka, south India.
India is universally famous for its sublime classical dances. However, the central idea of the seminar is that folk dances are the source of the classical ones.
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2021
june 19th
SDG Panel Conversation –“Is THIS Sacred Dance?”
The Sacred Dance Guild (SDG) , Active CID Member , is a spiritually diverse, international, non-profit organization, committed to advocate for dance as a sacred art and to promote dance as a means of spiritual growth and integration of mind, body and spirit with inclusivity, diversity, equity and access as underlying principles.
SDG has initiated a series of “Quarterly Conversations” with great panelists responding to the fascinating question « Is THIS Sacred Dance? »
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2021
june 5th
CID Seminar 4
(Group : Central Asia 1)
Shamanism in Mongolian Dancing
Shamanism constitutes a fundamental cultural and spiritual dimension of Mongolia throughout its history
The presentation of Mongolian shamanism is a first step
We will have the opportunity to come back to it and deal with this spirituality at the level of Central Asia and other continents.
This seminar was organized in collaboration with the Cultural Envoy of Mongolia and the Mongolian State University
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2021
may 29th
CID Seminar 3
(Group : Research 1)
“Transmission of the Ritual Gesture”
This seminar has the particularity of being both theoretical and practical.
Some themes of the program:
- What space for sacred dance?
- How to ritualize your dance. Intention of the gesture and its symbolism.
- Ritual or everyday objects?
- From the individual to collective dancing
- Magical, devotional and ecstatic dances.
- Dancing the elements of nature.
Times of sharing in movement are suggested in order to enter into resonance with the mysteries of sacred movement.
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2021
april 10th
CID Seminar 2
(Group: Subsaharan Africa)
“Vôdoun : dancing the divinities”
This seminar deals with the traditional Vodoun practiced in certain countries of sub-Saharan Africa, around Benin. Once the prejudices that overwhelm it have been removed, participants will discover a religion and a culture of extraordinary richness, varied rituals and a deep spirituality where dance is omnipresent performed by the gods, the living and the spirits of the ancestors.
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2021
january 23d
CID Seminar 1
(Group : North Africa and Middle East 1)
“Ecstatic Dances in North Africa”
Though some people have heard about Gnaoua, Aïssawa, Zar… , very few know that even today, from Morocco to Egypt, there are countless fascinating local customs that include ecstatic dances with a powerful feminine dimension and with roots that go back to antiquity.
Various speakers present this marvellous world including some similar customs on the northern Mediterranean coast. The trance towards the divine or for healing purposes has had multiple faces in all regions of the world since antiquity. In this seminar we introduce the one of North Africa!
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2020
december 5th
CID Tele-Conference on Dance and Spirituality
After the initial period of the COVID, the program was presented to our Members
Each participant suggested her(his) contributions on the program
2019
april 28th to may 2d
53rd World Dance Congress Nassau Bahamas
This is the first World Congress dedicated to “Dance and Spirituality”. It is considered as the kickoff of our Program
