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Just click the link to see and hear this musical collaboration by Robbie Robertson.
Collaboration is what enables us to strengthen and renew. Musicians are amongst those best at creating collaborative projects that can impact in a positive way. This particular musical collaboration is an example of what we need to accomplish at the light worker level. It’s already happening, a bit, including on this website and forum. We just need to see, through this video, what’s possible, when we conjoin and collaborate.
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Thank you, Clairobin! Welcome, good to see you here at the forum.
We always have the radio station KUSC on at home. It is listener supported, non-commercial, classical music 24/7. It’s live on many stations in California including Santa Barbara where I am, but also worldwide on the Internet.
Music is magical and I can’t imagine life without it.
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Catherine, thanks for the radio station suggestion. I’m always looking for things that exist outside of the trappings of the mainstream paradigm. What I was hoping people would understand about the Robbie Robertson collaboration is that these types of collaborations can happen in many different ways. Music is how RR chose to create his collaboration. And through that collaboration he proved many things. It was a collaboration that involved people from all over the world. So it demonstrated a great oneness. It conveyed all-around inclusiveness. And I’m sure it was much more difficult to do that how the video appears. He made it look effortless.
I was hoping light workers could create something similar, but clearly not with music. Perhaps it could be something with words and imagery, or something through the sharing of personal aspects of your environment through images, like sharing an image of your favourite object, sharing your favourite stories (personal stories). Part of the collaboration in this instance would be a collaboration of ideas of how to collaborate.
I will have a listen to that station you recommended, as the right music is so calming. Peace out, love Trump’s everything. Haha.
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You’ll like KUSC, I’m sure. I have the app on my devices but prefer the old fashioned radio sound of our no longer new stereo. The app is great for tuning to the Classical California Ultimate Playlist stream and setting the timer to go to sleep.
I wonder if Lightworkers could use tuning forks or singing bowls, or…
Sounds like you might be into sound healing. Are you familiar with author Don Campbell? He has great books and CDs. I like Toning in particular. Anyone can tone!
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I have a singing bowl in the key of B (crown). I think sound healing as a collaboration is probably too difficult for a first collaboration. Perhaps something everyone can do is a better route: a single paragraph about how you envision a better world. For example, in my vision of a better world, fruit trees would grow everywhere, with fruit that never goes rotten. It’s the perfect fruit. You can eat the entire piece of fruit without having to even wash it. When you eat it, it tastes like whatever you want it to taste like. So you could virtually eat all the ice cream you want, without gaining weight. This fruit would have perfect nutrition, so it would completely heal you every time you ate it. And you could eat the entire fruit, as it would have no seeds or core or stem. If you left it on the ground it would quickly and easily go back to the earth. No one would ever go hungry again and no one would be over weight. And we wouldn’t have to cook, unless we wanted to. So we could continue to eat chicken and meat, as the fruit would taste like steak if we wanted it to. But we wouldn’t actually have to eat actual animals any longer.
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That is the most awesome tree idea! Wow. I’m reminded of Matthew Ward’s description of what they eat in Nirvana (Heaven). I know there’s Beyond Meat vegan products but the ingredients can’t be healthy. Plus, they don’t grow on trees.
Sharing stories and creative notions / solutions like your Everywhere/Everything Tree is certainly something we all can do. I’ll have to ponder…
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