Cappadocia, Konya, Flying Dervishes

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Cappadocia, Konya, Flying Dervishes sent on June 15, 2022 (17:56) by Orazio Di Ninno. 0 comments, 68 views.

at 18mm, 1/13 f/5.0, ISO 4000, hand held.

L'ordine dei dervisci rotanti o ordine di Mevlevi, fu fondato dal mistico sufi Celadeddin Rumi (o Mevlana) nel tredicesimo secolo. Lui credeva che la danza e la musica fossero in grado di indurre una fase estatica negli individui di amore universale. In più, potevano liberare l'uomo dall'ansia e dal dolore della vita quotidiana. Più che la misticità a me hanno trasmesso un senso di rappresentazione, una danza, particolare, ma sempre danza.

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