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Those moves are like visual poetry… so smooth and graceful
It was such a delight to be in this powerful man’s presence. He is a true inspiration. And what wonderful gifts! That was such a cool video, those dance moves really tripped me out! Thank you so much Genki! Wishing you countless blessings on your journey.
AWESOMENESS!! Thank you Genki! 🙂
What an audacious and beautiful film clip. The movements at the end were a treat!! So much love between you two is very touching.
oh wow, so beautiful, his art & music.
some secret lo ban pai movements ‘hidden’ in a famous music video. great 😀
A YT video entitled World Order 2012 came up on my screen with this post. The fan is a beautiful gift, and the video is as well. Is that also from Genki Sudo? I felt my whole being giggle as it was joyously uplifted and energetically enlivened by this moving meditation. If it was from you Lujan, thank YOU. If it was not from you, a gift from the matrix dropped into my virtual window. haha!
Yes that is Genki Sudo in the video. At the very end you can see some Dragon’s Tears movement in the choreography at the very end.
Yes, the band is actually called “World Order” I believe, and it is Genki’s group! He is a remarkably multi-talented man.
True! The video I had originally watched indicated the wrong name apparently. Sorry for trying to “calibrate” you Lujan.
What a wonderful gift for a student and friend to bring to the seminar as a symbol of admiration and respect. The fan is beautiful and the calligraphy energetic.
Thank you very much for sharing Lujan.
Warm Regards,
Michael