I first saw this video in 2007 and was very moved by it, such a wonderful evocation of the spirit of the Bodhisattva Avalokiteshwara! The performers are from the China Disabled Peoples Performance Art Troupe in Hubei, and all of the dancers are deaf and mute. The lead dancer is Tai Lihua who is also a teacher at the school.
There is a DVD available in Malaysia at shops like Sukhi Hotu, which, besides being in high-definition, also includes many extras, like interviews with Tai Lihua, rehearsals, discussion shows, etc. It is well worth anyone trying to get hold of a copy.
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a dance inspired by the Thousand Arms Avalokiteshara
The DVD can be found at yesasia.com. It’s titled Qian Shou Guan Yin Gao Qing Xi Xin Shang Ban.
To.whom it may concern:
I’m the Buddhist nun, would like to know where may I find the costumes for the dance of The Thousand Arms KwanYin.
Wonderful. Beautiful. Magnificent. Talented.
Thank you so much.