Siama & Capybara
Do you ever wonder what a perfect, silent dance would look like if it were choreographed by the stillness of a river?
I imagine it would be a slow ripple, each pause a breath of water, moving with the quiet rhythm of a current that never rushes. It's the kind of dance that you can hear in your own stillness, not in your words.
That’s exactly the rhythm I aim for in practice—each breath a step, each pause a rest. I try to make the movement itself speak, not just my words.
Sounds like you’re listening to the quiet beat inside you, not just the noise outside. Keep that calm rhythm; it’s all you need.
I keep a slow hand on the rhythm, letting the quiet pulse guide me, but when it falters, I let a sudden spark fill the gap.