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In a special Heart and Soul series for the BBC World Service, amidst a global pandemic of Coronavirus, the journalist John McCarthy brings together reflections from people of faith around the world. In this third programme, John hears how isolation and solitude can be an opportunity to develop a deeper spiritual practice. When the mind throws up challenges – doubt, fear – what comfort and opportunities does faith provide? Solitude is often sought after and even craved by many people of faith, but the chance to share the energy of worship with others enhances their closeness to their deity. The Buddhist devotional dancer Prumsodun Ok, has to step back from his busy teaching schedule in Cambodia but he sees this as a chance to slow down and re-connect with the spiritual aspect of his dance. We hear from round the world solo rower Roz Savage who describes herself as having faith rather than a religion and a pastor who’s new to solitude but thinks he might like it. Reverend Julian DeShazier works at the busy multicultural University Church in Chicago, USA where he is also an advocate for his community. He’s also an Emmy award winning musician and songwriter who goes by the name of J.Kwest . He’s turned to bible stories to help him through lockdown. As the world faces the prospect of many months of lockdown we hear how faith and religion can bring comfort and succour to those living in solitude. Presenter: John McCarthy Producer: Olive Clancy

For more than 1,000 years, Khmer dancers in Cambodia have been seen as living bridges between heaven and earth. In this graceful dance-talk hybrid, artist Prumsodun Ok -- founder of Cambodia's first all-male and gay-identified dance company -- details the rich history of Khmer classical dance and its current revival, playing the ancient and ageless role of artist as messenger. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

1,000년이 넘는 세월동안, 캄보디아의 크메르 무용가들은 천국과 지구 사이의 살아있는 다리로 여겨졌습니다. 이 우아한 무용과 소통의 조화에서, 캄보디아의 남자와 게이로만 이루어진 무용 컴퍼니의 창시자인 아티스트 프럼소던 오크가 크메르 전통 무용의 풍부한 역사와 그것의 현세의 부활을 메신저로서의 고대적이고 영원한 예술가의 역할을 시전하며 상세히 설명합니다.

Por mais de mil anos, dançarinos do Khmer, no Camboja, servem de pontes vivas entre o paraíso e a Terra. Neste gracioso híbrido de palestra e dança, o artista Prumsodun Ok, fundador da primeira companhia de dança exclusivamente masculina e auto-reconhecida como gay, conta detalhes da rica história da dança clássica do Khmer e de sua atual renovação, atuando no antigo e infinito papel do artista como mensageiro.

Durante más de 1000 años, los bailarines jemer en Camboya se han considerado puentes vivientes entre el cielo y la tierra. En este elegante híbrido de danza y habla, el artista Prumsodun Ok, fundador de la primera compañía de danza camboyana compuesta en exclusiva por hombres gays, detalla la rica historia de la danza clásica jemer y su resurgimiento actual, interpretando el antiguo e intemporal papel del artista como mensajero.

Depuis plus de mille ans, les danseurs khmers du Cambodge sont considérés comme les intermédiaires en chair et en os entre le ciel et la terre. Dans cet hybride gracieux de danse et de conversation, l'artiste Prumsodun Ok — le créateur de la première troupe de danse entièrement masculine et gay au Cambodge — révèle la riche histoire de la danse classique khmère et son renouveau actuel, endossant le rôle ancien et intemporel de l'artiste en tant que messager.

Seit über 1000 Jahren werden Khmer Tänzer in Kambodscha als lebendige Brücken zwischen Himmel und Erde angesehen. In dieser anmutigen Mélange aus Tanz und Vortrag beschreibt der Künstler Prumsodun Ok -- Gründer der ersten rein männlichen und schwulen Tanzkompanie Kambodschas -- die reiche Geschichte des klassischen Khmer Tanzes und sein gegenwärtiges Wiederaufleben, indem er die alte und alterslose Rolle des Künstlers als Botschafter einnimmt.

For more than 1,000 years, Khmer dancers in Cambodia have been seen as living bridges between heaven and earth. In this graceful dance-talk hybrid, artist Prumsodun Ok -- founder of Cambodia's first all-male and gay-identified dance company -- details the rich history of Khmer classical dance and its current revival, playing the ancient and ageless role of artist as messenger.