Vika Krieger

I've really thought about that.

Honestly, the place where I most encounter God is on the dance floor.

Yeah.

And it was like kind of cheesy, but like there's this moment when you're dancing and like, I don't know, I particularly like electronic music.

I don't know if it's true in other genres of music where you're just like on the dance floor and you were just like feeling the music.

Like it is just like vibrating inside of you and then you just look around and everyone else is just feeling it, right?

Because you're all dancing to the same beat.

You might be dancing in different ways and some people are like more subtle and some people are bigger movements and that, but you're all dancing to the same beat and it's just like...

Ooh, like I feel connected to everyone on this dance floor because we are all in it and we are all feeling it.

That's oneness.

So that's the place where I most feel connected to God.

Maybe the other place is like when I'm surfing.

Yeah.

I generally go surf at sunrise and there's this moment where like,

the world is all dark, and then, like, you kind of see, like, the beginning glimmers.

I'm on the west coast, so the sun does not rise over the ocean.

But you just kind of see the, like, glimmers of the, like, morning light kind of sparkling over the water.

And then, like...

I actually don't feel connected to God when I catch a wave.

I feel when I'm just kind of like floating and you kind of like the waves kind of come and it almost feels kind of like the heartbeat of the earth.