Dance ~ Lesson #1 ~ Introduction to Slave Dance
Posted: 17 Nov 2011, 04:48A dancing slave is a trained beauty to behold, full of spirit and fire, the soul that knows every curve, plane, muscle and sinew of his or her body... How it will react when standing or walking, every sense alive, every movement toned and perfect, aware of every subtle movement they make, everything timed to perfection.
You want to learn to dance to please the free. The sensual and graceful ease which flows through your body will make you delightful and pleasing to the eye.
It is not an easy journey, but one of great spiritual and emotional conquest, to dance each dance with sensuality, rhythm, and coordination, keeping with the storyline of each dance and what it means.
Slave dance is a vehicle for the expression of a slave's desires, needs, wants, emotions, even fears. Each dance tells a story, whether it is the capturing of a slave, the desire of a slave to please their owner, or the shameless plea of a slave to be used. Through the dance, a slave expresses with his or her body, movements, or even a simple gesture or glance, the flood of emotions that course through the heart and soul of a slave. The body is the vehicle for that expression. No two slave dances are the same, each being unique to the specific slave and the range of emotions that move through him or her at the time of the dance.
There are three main sorts of dances:
Need dances, story dances, and free expression dances.
We will go into more detail and depth of each variety of dance in your next few lessons.
You want to learn to dance to please the free. The sensual and graceful ease which flows through your body will make you delightful and pleasing to the eye.
It is not an easy journey, but one of great spiritual and emotional conquest, to dance each dance with sensuality, rhythm, and coordination, keeping with the storyline of each dance and what it means.
Slave dance is a vehicle for the expression of a slave's desires, needs, wants, emotions, even fears. Each dance tells a story, whether it is the capturing of a slave, the desire of a slave to please their owner, or the shameless plea of a slave to be used. Through the dance, a slave expresses with his or her body, movements, or even a simple gesture or glance, the flood of emotions that course through the heart and soul of a slave. The body is the vehicle for that expression. No two slave dances are the same, each being unique to the specific slave and the range of emotions that move through him or her at the time of the dance.
There are three main sorts of dances:
Need dances, story dances, and free expression dances.
We will go into more detail and depth of each variety of dance in your next few lessons.