I knew the father um and uh he was quite a remarkable human being. Beautiful strong man has a lot of serious values that he’s so full of dignity and grace and nobility carrying through his life. Her post was um a lot of memories, good, sweet, touching memories of how beautiful of a human being he was. And each memory touched my heart and filled it with grief and sadness and this you know lost feeling. I was overwhelmed and my empathic nature of um of this sad feelings and I was crying reading it in English and Russian feeling her feeling the family and they imagining what they going through. Then at the end of the post she um adds that please play this uh tune that my father really wanted to be played on his funeral so we all can dance and remember that he was full of joy and full of love for this life and that’s what his legacy was and is. So I turned on the YouTube, click on the YouTube link and you may remember that very popular tune of the time by Afik Simon. I think he’s from Jamaica and it goes like [Music] this. And then I see myself dancing and moving and connecting with Karen his name and we dancing together and enjoying it and laughing and and the dance takes me and the movement and um all that grief is uh you know being danced. It’s not just in the head it’s like everywhere. So I’ve been dancing for a few time few minutes and um finally I just feel the shift. Good shift. This is how we want to say goodbye to our loved ones. I felt especially if they ask us for it. Dance give your body a chance. Join us for transformational soul dance event. All the information is all the borders come.