We have been steeped in the music of our mother's womb and comforted by the rhythm of her heart. I am grateful to have been born into a culture where music played through us. During Sunday School, weddings, funerals, meetings and gatherings there were long drawn out, drone like psalms and as a child would sit through hours of singing. I entertained boredom with the curiosity of how it could take 5 minutes to sing 6 words. Haunting hymns, like shimmering veils dancing between seen and the unseen, galvanized the cross of spirit and flesh. There were also catchy, swaying songs of love, romance and heartbreak. Steeped in the spiritual aspect of singing it was meditation, inspiration, peaceful protest, expression of gratitude for nature and love. Songs prepared the fields for new seeds of thoughts, ideas, and food. They pulled us through tough times and plowed these fields, the space where we listen to the quiet, venerated voice within.  

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What I share with you is from this quiet voice I call the Enchantress of the Heart. I fell in love with the song "Let There Be Peace On Earth and Let It Begin With Me" integrated it and then sang it to a culturally diverse audience when I was 5. Integrating peace songs and singing solo became part of my life. Soon I became a channel and received songs that reflected the internal work I did and integrated. Sometimes, they were light and fluffy romantic or silly songs.

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This site was inspired by Cause to Wonder who focus on curiosity and interactive performances to educate and provoke word of mouth media.  http://www.causetowonder.org/about/

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