Putting on a cloak of Love started out as part of the Song of the Month subscription. Normally, information presented in the subscription is not made available outside the subscription. However, there are exceptions and this is one of those exceptions. Putting on the Cloak of Love is a series…
In Part 1, you’re provided with the nitty gritty details of how we partner with the elements in our own creative process. CLICK HERE to read that blog post. In this post, we look at specific attributes of each element and HOW we partner with them to bring wholeness into our…
Our body is made up of the four elements – earth, wind, water, and fire. As described in ancient texts, the elements are the fundamental ingredients in any creative process whether you’re a Jew, Buddhist, Christian, Atheist, or Muslim. All religions, including atheism (because it’s a belief system) tell a…
“FREEEEDOM!!!!” is hollered from one end of the parking lot. Immediately, it’s answered with echoes of freedom yells from all over the camp. Truck and car horns blare in agreement. Some vehicles specifically equipped with loud train horns add to the decibel “freedom ring” level. The sounds of freedom and…
Even “non physical” things have energy. This includes every thought, every intent, and every action. If it moves, a resonant frequency is created. Thoughts have motion. So does intent because it requires brain cells to be put into gear so the action can take place. To top it all off,…
In this post, we explore how cancel culture is verbal abuse. Because this website explores all things frequency related, it’s important to understand that WORDS create a frequency. Words are a creative force that have consequences – both good and bad. My dad used to say, “make sure your brain…
As Americans, free speech isn’t something we think about a lot because we take it for granted that we can say what we want when we want. Why talk about it here? Glad you asked! Free speech gives off the impression that people have the liberty to speak what’s on…
If you want to understand the “art of practicing,” talk to a classical musician! I tell my students that I’ve spent more years in a practice room than they’ve been alive. Why is that? Well, in order to be a good classical musician, you pretty much have to be married…