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Two fine ironies I have found as a dance teacher: 1. Skill does not necessarily translate into Artistry 2. Knowledge does not necessarily translate into Development� only the daring will brave the outer boundaries of their comfort zone – remaining … Continue reading →

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As soon as a student becomes comfortable, whether a Beginner or Advanced, I will �up-the-anti� � ha! ha! This will often lead to some frustration and the inevitable question: �How long is this going to take?!� With Dance there is … Continue reading →

Juliet – Publicity Still C1982 This post is dedicated to the Inner Goddess Belly Dance Community following a request to drop-by their home page, Warm hello to Trudy and the Group�..I have gathered from your community page that you are … Continue reading →

�Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication��� Leonardo da Vinci

Welcome Back!��� My students will already be familiar with my views on being barefoot and specifically, dancing barefoot.� Beginner students devote time and attention to strengthening and realigning their bodies, and we pay special attention to the feet.� Following is … Continue reading →

Have you ever noticed that people who are not artists, but who desperately want to be noticed as such, never stop reminding people that they are? While people who actually are�well�they are just deep in creation�.. !!

I am excited to welcome Suzette Hartwell, who will be contributing to the History and Culture section of the Egyptian Elementals Dance� website. Among many accomplishments in her chosen field of Egyptology, Suzette has worked in the Egyptian Museum, Cairo, … Continue reading →

EGYPT Posted on February 1, 2011 by Juliet Hi Everyone, I had been following the early stages of Egypt�s political unrest with a heavy heart, but now I simply feel inspired� Where there could have been utter destruction and total … Continue reading →

Awalim Readings ~ E Bast from CA writes: �.. �Greetings Juliet. I love your website and great research/ writing you present on the history of the Awalim. Can you recommend any published hardcopy books that contain this information? thank you … Continue reading →