Hooping.org

I love this woman’s way of speaking (she’s got her own amusing Flow) and her ideas about keeping the mind open to possibilities (and impossibilities) and the power of imagery.

“And thats what images do; I believe we’ve always used them. That there’s something like phantom limb pain on our emotions, or our insides that knots, that can’t be opened any other way than by a song, or by a painting, or by a poem, a joke, a good design. And I think its function might be to give us the feeling that life is worth living.”

I feel that Hoopdance does this exact same thing for many of us.

My friend, Hannah Sage, a hoopdancer in the UK, posted this link today and I would like to share it.