teach belly dance

i taught girls as young as five and as old as fifty… and sometimes in the same class. it’s so rewarding and fun and empowering!

i’ve been belly dancing a few years, although i’ve never been formally taught. i love dance. it runs in my blood. so, how could a lebanese girl who loves to dance NOT discover that her hips could move like magic! i’m only partially lebanese, but it’s apparently enough! and part puerto rican. so i guess they too are infamous for hypnotic hips :D i am proud of it. i love it. i embrace it. and i love to share it! dance, women, dance! and some guys too… if they can do it gracefully enough :P

Hello dear dancers,

Yonisha production is seeking submissions for a book about belly dancers, and would like to invite you to submit a story to an anthology belly dancers book.

We are looking for personal stories about experiences with the great art of belly dance, what it means to you, how the dance has influenced or shaped who you are, etc. Stories cannot exceed 2,000 words; there is no lower word limit.

Deadline to submit a story is December 31, 2006.

If your submission is selected to be part of the book, you will receive a copy of the book, but will not be otherwise paid. We reserve the right to publish the story in subsequent reprints of the book. Submit your story and a picture of yourself we can use in the book to yonisha@mts.net

May the Magic of Dance be with You!

Yonisha

http://www.yonisha.com

I have been belly dancing for about 3 years now, and I have started assisting under my teacher in her classes, but I am really looking forward to getting to the point where I am ready to teach. I know I have a couple more years ahead of me before that happens, though.

Actually I have taught Belly Dance, but I’d like to start teaching again. I miss it.