dance IN-JOY

“When you do things from your soul, 

you feel a river moving in you, a joy”

_RUMI

Unlike happiness, which often relies on external circumstances, joy is born from within—internally generated and intrinsically felt. It can rise even in the depths of suffering, when we move beyond the noise of circumstance and touch a deep well of meaning, connection, and spiritual resonance. Joy is always available—if we can soften the clutter of emotion and the mind’s outward gaze.

When we dance, we return to our inner self—the part of us that speaks in the language of heart and soul that whispers beyond the ordinary. In the dance, joy often emerges as something radiant, profound, and even transcendent. It carries an enduring peace—steady and luminous—unshaken by the fleeting currents of life.

We find joy in the simplest of dances, the subtlest of gestures, the quiet breath of the heart.
When we surrender to movement, we awaken that part of us that is timeless, boundless, and full of light. In these transcendent spaces, we remember our innate joy—we live and dance in-joy.

_Christos Daskalakos