Wednesday, Apr. 23, 2003 - 10:30 am
I got this from some random website from a google search on how to seduce monks:
"Court dance developed more freely under Buddhism, more permissive than Confucianism towards dance. During the Koryo period, elaborate court dances were performed by women, with stage properties and magnificent costumes. Dances were also performed to ask Buddha to let souls enter into nirvana, including the Butterfly dance performed by female nuns, the Cymbal dance performed by male monks, and the Law Drum Dance performed by a solo dancer. In the legend behind this dance, a young woman of no uncertain charms tries to seduce a monk by dressing in Buddhist robes and giving a compelling performance with two sticks on a drum. The fascination of her drumming is so powerful that he can't resist her in the end."
RDG, your first lesson from me: need 2 sticks and a drum. (Ignore that part about no uncertain charms. You have lots of certain charms!)
