How to stay rooted as a prof. dancer in the Industry | Carla Silva

Okay, we were actually also talking about this, or you were actually talking about the balance in the past years between you're in the industry, but you were also in church and also connected to college.

But for now, maybe you can say what keeps you grounded working in the industry?

Yeah, just again a highlight for being rooted in in Christian community and in Christian faith and in Jesus at home by yourself, but also in a Christian community surrounding yourself with really strong people in faith, not just Christians or friends that are like, ha, ha, ha, ha, but really people that can speak life and speak truth.

Yeah.

The key thing for me is like there are many voices that we have listen every day.

And the Bible says that the faith come through listen and listen the word of God.

So I choose daily listen things that define myself and this keeps me rooted and when I don't have that I feel the difference so there are some seasons when I moved to Berlin now for example my friend it was a new season for me and I knew that I would be more connected to the industry so all my friends several times they're like okay we are going for a hangout we're going out for Even for Christian people, my sissy, hey, we're going to meet today.

I was like, I'm going to church.

I'm going to an extra service.

I'm going to an extra service because I need Jesus.

I need Jesus.

And she's the same.

Sometimes, hey, sissy, let's meet.

Sissy, I'm going to church.

I need Jesus.

Because we see that this is like giving food for our spirit.

We have flesh.

We have the meat.

Flesh and the spirit.

And it's just being a good person, being like, oh, I'm a good person.

I don't commit sin or mistakes.

It's not enough if you don't give food for your spirit.

Your spirit is still going to be weak.

So we need to do that daily bread, being connected, giving food to the spirit.

Then our spirit is strong to be saying no.