Shekhar Natarajan

But it's about the organization.

I know that I was totally involved in the path, so I was happy.

for that time spent with my friend.

So when did you then start performing again after that?

Yeah, maybe more or not, close to one year later, the next summer.

And it was with a tilted wire, not so tilted, but anyway, again, I was very scared because I just fall.

It was maybe nine months ago, but it was just fall.

And so I was wondering

how to approach this new wire.

And again, I know that when I will make the first step, everything will be clear.

So I have just to manage my anxiety till the first step.

And when I make the first step, I feel again at home.

I belong there.

So the wire and my body were again friends and I started walking and it was very liberating to walk again and to find the confidence I have with the wire, confidence with risk, confidence with fear, confidence with spaceness.

But it was a challenge to be there because at some point I was wondering if Funambulism is my way because I fall.

But when I start again walking, I realize that it is my way.

So what is behind fear?

Behind fear, freedom.

Because even the dynamics that I try to have with fear is to accept it, to welcome it.

It's a side of our life.