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The Beautiful and Dangerous Art of Fire Dancing

LIFESTYLE | 1 Year Ago By Diana Adams
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Now that the weather is getting warmer, I’m excited to build a fire, roast some marshmallows, and listen to some music outside. Spring is the perfect time of year for enjoying a bonfire whether it is in the woods while camping, or at the beach while listening to the waves. Fire has always been one of those things that fascinates people. I feel like I’m in a trance when I watch a fire. It is so dangerous yet so beautiful.

According to http://www.hongkiat.com, it’s that love for danger and beauty that people have which has helped fire dancing evolve and remain popular in certain places around the world. The site describes fire dancing as “a performance art form which combines equipment on fire into a spectacular dance.”

The last time I was in Hawaii, I saw a fire dance I will never forget. It involved some elaborate costumes, heavy makeup, Congo drums, knives, batons and some rhythmic chanting. It’s a mesmerizing art form for sure! I hope you enjoy these fire dancing pictures, they are some of the best I’ve seen. If you’ve never witnessed fire dancing for yourself, this will give you a tiny taste of what it’s all about.



Thank you to http://www.hongkiat.com for the great pictures! Also, thank you to @terrinakamura who gave me the inspiration for this post. She sent a tweet about fire dancing last week and it was all I needed to get started. Thank you, Terri, for the continuous inspiration.

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Author: Diana Adams
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By day, Diana is a geek and the CEO of Adams Consulting Group, Inc. in Atlanta, Georgia (part of the Apple certified consultants network). At night, she writes, and writes, and writes... “I could write all night every night and not get tired of it. I think that is when you know you’ve tapped into a true passion." Diana also spends time assisting homeless men and women. She's a fan of extra hot chicken wings, Caramel Macchiatos, Star Wars, anything made out of Lego, and the #BA75 women on Twitter. You can reach her on email at diana@bitrebels.com.


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