It is already challenging for him to even stand, walk and move around BUT HERE HE WAS DANCING WITH ME!

In spite of his untrained, aged and different body, his rhapsody of creative and mindful movements made me s-p-e-e-c-h-l-e-s-s.

He works very well against one-sided paralysis, a difficulty in balance, while putting together the body coordination, and yet grounding the reaction/connection with me.

Although his "dance" can be perceived small and monotonous, there are lots of movement systems he had produced, lots of brain activities, and since we improvised this piece, lots of observations and conversations between us, too.

He firmly shut the door of fear and went beyond the limitless of his body. His right arm and right leg may be died or weak, but his strong mind and hopes are alive and active. I saw his right arm stretched high up and reached the freedom for his soul.

He played his part and at the same time supported my role. As letting me sing the melody of movement, he was remaining in balance while keeping the rhythmic entrainment of moving the stick.

I'm humbled by his trust for me to guide, to share the moment, and to let me learn from his physical challenged being.