Eurythmy

well what are the chances of seeing me in an Eurythmy class...let me see astronomically close to 0.000000001? or may b less. I didnt even know if something like tat existed till 5 days back. But i guess its a kind of art which is real difficult to explain to ppl. I should have known to keep my mouth shut, but i guess i never learn. I asked the inevitable question to my bhabi, "So what are u doing now?". Her answer was innocuously "Eurythmy". Now atleast i should have learnt by now and should have given a "Oh, is it? tat's gr8". I am sure by now u would have guessed by now that i didnt do that and i asked her further question "What is tat?". That is the end of that.

I got an answer similar to a matrix dialogue "Unfortunately noone can be told what Eurythmy is, u have to see it for urself". And besides she somehow found a way to make it come true by inviting both me and brother to a Eurythmy class. Technically Eurythmy means its "A system of movement". It could be attributed to music or words or anything like tat.

Man, it was easily the most difficult one hour of my life. The teacher was very gud, he was teaching with all his enthusiasm on how to bring in the systematic movements for music and the flow of the movements to denote the music notes. But its just that he was trying to teach a bunch of suc*ers on how to dance, if v had known how to move our bodies so fluently, we wouldve have rocked the disc scenarios.

In all fairness to the art, it is a very spiritual one and very gud one. So it becomes very imperative that ppl like me never see or comes in contact with it. Its the only way to preserve such a high form of art. :)

Finally it made my bhabi happy. That's enough of a motivation to do anything.

UPDATES

You know when u get this feeling that things r moving at such a fast pace that u really dont get time to think what has been happening? well i was just feeling like Alice, "tumbling down the rabbit hole". so it all started on one fine sunday morning when i left for London. It was quite a story as i couldnt almost make it to the flight and then a mad rush through the passport clearance and finally made it through to the Empire where the sun never sets (which had long been extinguished, But still the sun doesnt set now-a-days b4 10pm literally). Was kind of surreal seeing all brits walking past u with their traditional upper lipped stance and mad rush to the "Tubes". Got to tell u abt the tubes, this place is run by these tube trains, the Life blood of the City. no wonder some one wanted to make ppl stay away from them. And it was also kind of weird seeing so many whites staring at u , never experienced such a thing b4. Was put up with my brother for about 4 days, have seen Buckingham palace, the Big Ben, the GMT line (from where we calculate our time), the London bridge (which still stands :)) and finally a visit to the national history museam. All in all a pretty nice experience, and warm hospitality of my bro and my bhabi, had nothing much to complain abt.