Скачать или смотреть Dance Yourself Free – song by Rebecca Vasmant feat Emilie Boyd & Harry Weir

The sentiment and lyrics of this musical video collage are simple yet profound. No matter the stressors or circumstance, consciously letting go into ecstatic dance always positions us for release. Being free in the moment armors us to cope with life wherever it leads. Dance, like prayer, may not change outcomes but it changes the way we experience outcomes.

The rapturous song is Dance Yourself Free by Glasgow UK based Rebecca Vasmant feat. Emilie Boyd & Harry Weir from the Dance Yourself Free EP album. Its’ “broken beat” is so appropriate for this 21st century. Their music is available on Bandcamp, iTunes and elsewhere.

And while I’m dancing around the subject, here’s my current favorite video on Climate Emergency inaction by Dr. William E. Rees:    • Day 9 - William E. Rees: The Enigma of Cli...   It is well worth the slightly less than one hour for this all encompassing summary.
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Here is the acoustic content in text form for easier translation. Some sources are listed to aid research:
I think people are just really, ah, a little bit alarmed by what they had seen.
(Narrator of Frontline) In a special three part series…
(Jeff Bezos, Multi-billionaire Cowboy and Owner of Amazon) But you have to start and big things start with small steps.
The magic begins.
That’s true.
The debate is no longer weather.
That thinking just, it pays off in so many other areas.
What will we do when…
…reality…
…bites?
That’s a really good argument.
You’re wise beyond your years.
Let’s do it in the middle.
Here we go. Let’s do this.
Wow!
Something is coming.
You can’t really stop it.
That’s what made it so dangerous.
That’s brilliant!
(Text, backward) CocaCola
Whoa!
Wow!
You hearing these crazy rumors about weird experiments?
We’re seeing them burn hotter and faster.
Oh my word!
And that’s how we discovered…
(Text) CH4, Methane
What’s that about?
We’re interested in, ah…
(Voice of Brian Eno, Experimental musician) Really going too far, I think.
Right.
…notions of feedback and non-linearity.
It sounds nicer my way.
Whatever floats your boat.This is an experiment.
Holy Moly!
But how?
Nobody knows how this is going to turn out.
Remember, viewer, we live in archaic times.
I’m going to find your mother and tell her she raised a whiner! Whohoho! Ha! Oh! I’m a hoot!