Works of art live longer than our life. The desire of making and keeping may show our longing for eternity. Egypt has the ingredients of such human world. My visiting was from the close of 2004 to the beginning of 2005.
Sufism dance
The middle person has been rotating for about one hour. Here's in the mosque. There's a Middle East sound (that's really nice). I wonder how many years ago this tradition has started. There was a little bit of talk about Sufism which is Islamic mYsticism. Jun recommended me, "It was a show that you could count on to make you feel, I suppose." and I could feel comfortable more than I'd expected...I could be lost in healing thought of ancient. Healing thought of ancient? Yes, something like that. There was filled with mysterious calmness and warmth. After the show was over, I, Hori and Nami went to have dinner "Koshari" which is a popular and traditional meal among Egyptians. If I'm allowed to explain that, it's "Bean-rice mingled with meat spaghetti". Sort of. Mmm...it was so so, but kinda heavy. Hori came to Egypt from Turkey where he was moved by Cappadogia. Nami had an appointment with her friend at Mt. Sinai and likes solitary journey, have been to Vietnam, Thailand, France and so forth. She'd lived in Beijin for two years. Kick-ass.