“I think it’s something I needed to see today,” Ms. Luvis said.

She added that a return to tradition is something she would love for her children. They are the reason she wants to study law.

“Back to the tradition. That’s why I’m going back to school in law—to teach my children that it’s so important for us. We grew up with tradition. You can walk outside. You can enjoy playing outside. [The kids] want to hide inside. They don’t want to go out anymore. That’s why I go back to law to stop all this stuff that they’re allowing to happen,” Ms. Luvis shared.

“The dancing, the performance. I noticed that the dancing seems like it’s different cultures in a way. I feel like I’m part of the dance because I used to dance. So I’m flying in the air with them and I just enjoy it very much,” Ms. Luvis said.

“Trust in your higher power, whoever that is. Trust that he will save you and come in and take care of you,” Ms. Luvis said.

Many of Shen Yun’s dances portray the divine assisting those in need. Those scenes reminded Ms. Luvis of the importance of keeping her mind away from negativity.