“I thought it was truly phenomenal, incredibly deep. I could feel the rich tradition pouring out of the routines and out of everyone’s body; they were really [into] it. And so it was something that I could deeply feel, and I really appreciated that.”
“My heart felt really expanded, and at times I felt like I was about to cry. And I also felt actually like I was buzzing a little bit, like it felt very high in vibration, I don’t know how else to say it. I felt very light, and elevated, and buzzing.”
“That piece [about religious persecution] felt incredibly sacred to me because I could feel the [Chinese people’s] longing and the desire and the need to really connect to that [spirituality].”
“[Shen Yun] opened their (two daughters’] minds up, ... to see how [the] spirit, or the presence of the divine, can really move the body in such a way that it can create such a sense of connectedness with so many people from all over the world.”
