Ask The Conscience » Dance http://www.asktheconscience.com/blog The awakening of Conscience Wed, 01 Feb 2012 20:32:37 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Dancing with Gail http://www.asktheconscience.com/blog/312/ http://www.asktheconscience.com/blog/312/#comments Wed, 25 Aug 2010 19:03:45 +0000 admin http://www.asktheconscience.com/blog/?p=312 Continue reading →]]> Tonight I Danced with my Lady Gail

The dance of life brings a great joy and power to one and all. Tonight I was dancing with my lady Gail and it was if the world stood still and became a part of the dance. The movement, the feel, the exchange, brought in a buzz and a feel that sometimes gets lost when you reach the double digit years of marriage and lose some of the companionship along the way.

Dancing with lady Gail brought a smile to her face and to mine. When Gail smiles it as if her pure essence comes through her face. It’s the essence that I fell in luvv with. Gail’s smile is an elixir for all the ills of my world. It lets me know, no matter how deep the storm, how high the waves that All is Well.

Dancing tonight with my lady Gail brought an electric charge to the house. We met dancing and we danced at our wedding ceremony, not the reception, but the ceremony. Dance for us is like a whale to water. Without it Gail and I can become beached in the abysmal static of marriage and forsake the pure power of companionship.
Tonight I danced with my Lady Gail and felt the fullness of the exchange. When the last time you danced with your lady or man ?

Check out all the version of the video and decide which one does it for you. They are all pretty great.

]]> http://www.asktheconscience.com/blog/312/feed/ 0 T Mobile Dance http://www.asktheconscience.com/blog/t-mobile-dance/ http://www.asktheconscience.com/blog/t-mobile-dance/#comments Thu, 12 Feb 2009 07:56:20 +0000 admin http://www.asktheconscience.com/blog/?p=236 Continue reading →]]> Some spirited fun from the folks of London, England and T-mobile. Maybe during this economic down turn we should have more semi-spontaneous moments that bring a reprieve from the mental enslavement of recession talk. Just imagine if you could do this every day for 2-3 minutes. Yes, it doesn’t pay the bills or put food on the table, but it does bring a lift and keep you engaged in the vision.
Thanks to Dominic Hoffman for sending me the link.

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