Oh it's an amazing thought really...
With the production that Guru and Prof. Palmer are planning to put on in the spring, it makes me so excited that the banjar is expanding. Last semester in 333, this semester in Asian theatres, and on into the summer with a knew 333 class I believe. With so many people learning about this wonderful art that banjar shall be full of knowledge and love which makes for a happy, prosperous, and energized banjar.
I hope that with this know set of skills we can all expands the Arts of Asia here in America in order to show just how much wonder the world has to offer. In this class I found that the Banjar developed right underneath my nose. It felt so sudden and yet so natural at the same time and each time we learned something new we all seemed to take it in a different way until we developed this communal understanding in the Banjar and the energy was just There.
When I think back to last semester and then try to compare it to this semester I have to stop myself. In this semester we developed things in an entirely different light. The first difference being the incorporation of prof. Palmer, which was an absolute delight. His lectures contained so many hidden treasures about his knowledge of the world. But you can't count Guru out, while I enjoy his lecture, forever and ever my favorite aspect of his teaching will be his story telling. For those of you who only really got to experience a synopsis of the Ramayana I encourage you to take 333 just to here his stories of the Hindi legends. It is truly and amazing gift he has. Another thing that was different were the actual lectures. There was much more "meat" to this class where 333 contain an expressionistic point of view.
Overall Banjar I shall miss you all dearly and I hope to see all of you in or around the production of the Sitayana next spring. A happy summer break to all and my your finals go amazing.
~LayLay~
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