What is the relationship between dancing, singing, and Gita Jnana Yajna, and why is the dancing in sankirtan considered chaotic?

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According to Osho, dancing and singing are the heart’s complement to Gita Jnana Yajna: after an hour of intellectual explanation, sankirtan provides a direct, non-conceptual taste of what words cannot convey, as with Krishna’s dance understood by the gopis. The dance is deliberately chaotic—unstructured—to bypass the calculating mind; structure belongs to intellect, while spontaneous celebration opens the heart to living understanding.

Sankirtan

Osho's perspective on Sankirtan