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Thursday February 12, 1922 Hours

Dominicans - St. Stephen

A Contemplative Dance Experience and Bio-Dance

February Glows Hour wants to be different. next Thursday February 12, 2009 to ten in the evening at the Aula Magna of the Convent of San Esteban of the Dominicans of Salamanca, we will have a different experience of prayer.

The believer's heart is in its relationship with God, but if the man is not only mind or just voice, why we pray only use these two faculties? The man's body and the body are also praying. The Church Fathers knew this, and also our great mystics. The modes of worship of Santo Domingo de Guzman, San Ignacio de Loyola, San Juan de la Cruz ... they knew that the body also praises God and is also a means of communication with the source of Life.

is why we dedicate LHE February of this, to learn more about how the body is a way of prayer. And what we do with the fairest way to use the body: dance. To do come to us three members of the "Biodanza Ya!" Engaged in the practice, teaching and dissemination of the Bio-Dance, a dance that allows to know and develop the potential of each person performing , making for a fun, group, and vital, connecting the most important thing you have, its interiority, and the latter as a way of prayer to God.

You know that the draft Hour On, is a project of Youth Ministry of St. Stephen's Convent of the Dominicans for the course 2008-2009, and that is a month activity where it is present very diverse and different people give different perspectives on that which is being Christian among the marginalized in the world of culture, religious life, art, etc. and with that in mind try to offer different experiences of faith through culture and commitment.

is with the fierce hour once a month spend an hour on the fire of our life. Turn life with the fire of God , keep the flame of light from a real life, feeding the heat that burns inside, fanning the passion of dreams of a better world for all, to enter fully into this world to turn it with the energy of hope, youth, joy and compassion ... Flaming Hour wants to set fire to life ...

"The story goes that one day a young monk went to his abbot, because although they comply with all rules, your life is not finished be what he wanted. "Father asked What should I do?". The old abbot stood up, raised his hands toward heaven, and his fingers became ten torches flaming. Then he said: Why do not you become fire? "

Encourage them to come and notice-perhaps as simple as -mail forwarding this to all your acquaintances.

Greetings to all ... Child

Vicente Orti, OP

http://horaencendida.blogspot.com

http://www.biodanzaya.com

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the fierce hour.

Yes, clear, why would not he write a comment about "Time on" . Yesterday being started San Esteban de Salamanca, in the magnificent setting of the new chapter, expounding on the topic interesting and dense, "which depicts God in college." Indeed, all participants were "friends" of course, not going to ride a circus of those on TV where people are screaming, not listening and above the mother to lie to you when you do not share or is not able to follow development of an argument. What is striking is therefore not know whether what was said (I do not know what I said, and that by wearing a sheet if I asked any of the information learned), which was hard and good, but the structure, shape, possibility that opens a discussion in which people come to the heart convent ... in which we discuss and talk and, above all, listen. One of the stereotyped images that people have out there is that of the monasteries. Then we, priests, nuns and fellow beings, better not talk. And we live just as well, with an image that "it" has given us, "is" transmitted (as the memes of Dawkins, beautiful hypothesis without any scientific basis and that some swallowed as a science, whatever) and so we saves spending gray matter, gives us the existence and, incidentally, allows us to dismiss as ignorant, in Machado famously. The Dominicans are not monks (though that term has been popularized in some media communication), so that the closure should be a kind of opening that fly-tie me by the tail, but surely someone will understand what I mean: Time explains clearly lit. Thanks for having endured my rolls.

Sixto Castro.

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