Girl swaying her dress

The gentle dance of happiness

I noticed the little girl in her pretty dress eating her icecream, waiting patiently for her mum and dad to buy some food in a store at the Adelaide Markets.

A lovely movement of the body expressing soft joy instead of standing still as a statue.

As she stared happily into space she swayed her body left to right, like the agitator on a top-loader washing machine.

Back and forth, left to right in free delight in her pretty yellow dress. So feminine and divine at such a young age.

It seems lots of little girls have this sway born inside of them. Like a happy contentment dance. A lovely movement of the body expressing soft joy instead of standing still as a statue.

Swaying like a leaf falling from a tree ~ like a ballet dancing to the ground. Photo: Renee @ Spirit Sorbet

Can you remember the last time you let your body sway in contentment?

Not a yoga pose or untwitching a stiff back, but indulging in a happy soft dance with whatever you feel ~ wherever you are, doing whatever you do.

You can imagine, if you like, a leaf floating down gently from a tall tree.

Swirling, swaying, like a ballet dancing to the ground.

Warmest Renee

Disclaimer: this blog post is intended as a beautiful and thought-provoking article for entertainment purposes only. It does not constitute medical advice and cannot substitute for medical care.  No representations are made as to the completeness of any information and the author is not liable for any losses, injuries or damages from the use of this information.

Renee Bes

Renee Bes

Renee Bes is an international journalist and author who loves delving into the spiral of energy which keeps our Earth spinning: and believes storytelling with a focus on beloved language and powerful words can be a healing journey. Read more articles on her personal website and blog.

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