Luna: Dancing Krishna
WHEN we have stopped dancing, singing, being enchanted by stories, or finding comfort in silence we experience the loss of soul, many shamanic societies say.
“Dancing, singing, storytelling, and silence, Gabrielle Roth attests, “are the four universal healing salves.”
For Roth physical movement, according to an Huffpost article, “is key to unlocking the spirit.”
She was an incredibly influential teacher of meditative dance and the creator of the 5Rhythms movement practice.”
“Roth dedicated her life, heart and soul to exploring how to engage her spirit and creativity through dance and movement — and helping others to do the same. The effect of her influence is palpable.”
“Dance is the fastest, most direct route to the truth,” she claimed. It is notable in this regard that two of the most powerful ancient gods, Krishna and Shiva, are so often depicted as dancing, and Krishna additionally is shown at the same time playing the flute.
Theosophy Watch 
A dynamic, personal and compassion filled comment by Helena Blavatsky is found in her The Key To Theosophy, answering the question “What is Practical Theosophy?”:
“The giving to others more than to oneself — self-sacrifice. Such was the standard and abounding measure which marked so pre-eminently the greatest Teachers and Masters of Humanity — e. g., Gautama Buddha in History, and Jesus of Nazareth as in the Gospels.
“The Theosophical ideas of charity mean personal exertion for others; personal mercy and kindness; personal interest in the welfare of those who suffer; personal sympathy, forethought and assistance in their troubles or needs. We Theosophists do not believe in giving money (N. B., if we had it) through other people’s hands or organizations.
“We believe in giving to the money a thousandfold greater power and effectiveness by our personal contact and sympathy with those who need it. We believe in relieving the starvation of the soul, as much if not more than the emptiness of the stomach.”
http://www.theosociety.org/pasadena/key/key-12.htm
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