Sacred dance, by Elisabeth Zana

"At the beginning was dance, and dance was in God, and dance was God" says saint John.
Appeared since the origin of times, dance accompanies human existence since its creation.
All civilizations which preceded used that ancestral art to mark season rhythms, the alternation of day and night, sun and moon, describe mysteries of life and death.

Cosmos, itself, reveals in its complexity dance without a beginning and endless of the Creator and creation. From the circling of planets to the centrifugal force of the D.N.A. molecule, component of the human being, everything is natural rhythm, real, resonance.
Would dance link man and cosmos?
In this talk, Elizabeth Zana brings us on the tracks of this sacred art "without limit" through time and space, trying to understand relations it had with man and cosmos, its unshakable with soul and its divine power.