Singing the Unseen

Entering this state - where were are receptive to the more-than-human intelligence and let it have our voice - we enter, and become more and more able to know and access, a state of deep quiet, listening, and attunement.

In that state, we can hear more.

And this is where people who, honestly, are blocked from the state of deep listening, can reject this as “woo woo”.

I shall continue.

In this state of deep quiet, listening and attunement; 

We can connect with the consciousness, perhaps the wisdom, of trees and rocks.

We can relate with ancestors and perhaps, for some, future generations.

We can feel and sing the inner lives of others

We can feel and sing our own deep inner truths, and through that, come to know them better.

Then we can use this work for healing, ritual, prayer, and ‘therapeutic purposes’

I put that in ‘’ because, really, why did we ever separate singing and dancing from therapy? They’re inherently woven.

In between us as we (probably) are today and the state of deep quiet, can be things that we don’t want to feel.

So using the voice and the body, we have beautiful ways to feel and sing and move into those hard places; the voice and movement become like a river, like a water, that dislodges stuck rocks and carries them out to sea.

Rivers are inherently self-healing, self-cleansing.

There is a healing force in the universe and, among all else, we can choose to align ourselves with it.

And in this some choose meditation, some choose shamanism;

I choose voice, and body.

I choose dance, and song.

Some say or feel that it’s dangerous.

Historically, witches and shamans have been persecuted and killed for these capacities.

But, it’s a Thing. It just is, a Thing.

Voice is one of the main ways that led me to this; which is perhaps why some people want to or have been trained to keep their voices quiet; because they fear the depth of the power contained in there.

But it’s safe. Ethics guide us. It’s beautiful. It’s very beautiful indeed.

Here we go.