Moving Language

When the dancer dies
into the Dancing,
she rises as the one Movement
of eternal creation.

Zoë Joncheere

Dear friends,

My research into how language shapes our experience of reality and how we can use language in a different way, is not finished. And yet I have come to understand something that is very moving to me.

I haven’t fully undressed the ‘new love’ that I have found, but it is presenting itself to me. It’s telling me why it had to me doing this research. This language research, coming from one side, is smiling to my previous research, coming from the other side. I happen to be in the middle, to be able to see - after some time - how everything that happens through me is always about this: becoming transparant and remembering our true nature. Being available and allowing Life to dance through us.

As a linguist and a spiritual researcher, I am finding a methodology to use language in a different way - a way in which language is no longer a veil between us and reality, but becomes a moving body, a poetic dance in its own right. Just like us, one with us.

For those who would like to join our last online session before the summer, in which I will explain more about Moving Language: we’ll meet next Wednesday at 19h30. Register here. (in Dutch)

For those who want to experience the full immersion - registration for the Moving Language retreats in October at Amiglia is open. One in English and one in Dutch.

Writing this, I realize I wrote this letter only in English this time. It wasn’t me - it’s how it happened. Language dancing. If this message was for you, it has reached you.

Loving,
Zoë