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NEW WAYS OF BEING

What does my post title “new ways of being” really mean? I interpret it as allowing myself to change—not because I have to, but because there is still so much left for me to discover. Rather than fearing what lies ahead, I want to make room for possibility. Perhaps growing older can also mean growing freer—finding new ways to experience joy, wonder, and gratitude for simply being alive. Continue reading

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HEALING SONG – PART 3

I was excited to record my guitar on my patio for this post. My music continues to heal me. Continue reading

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HEART SONG

I slid into my chair and tuned the guitar carefully. I began when it was still dark and delicately fingerpicked in my quiet bedroom. I felt the guitar notes flowing from my heart. My body actually was tingling as I played. Continue reading

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HEALING SONG – PART 2

Recently, I performed “Healing Song” and was pleased with how I played it that night. I took my time and allowed myself to linger over the many sweet passages. I expressed my feelings with every note. Healing is a very inspiring. If I look for it, I see it all around me. Continue reading

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