Four Vocal Shamanic Questions

As an artist, as a neurodivergent person, as a human, I naturally face challenges around my creations and my value.
I design creative tools to help me nurture my Art Life. (Art as a Life, Life as an Art in itself).

My hope is that this collection of tracks around this theme will make you love your art again, no matter what.

If you want to live the corresponding embodied experiences to implement these questions, check out the resources in my profile.
Note: As I am a human working on allowing people to be themselves, this track naturally contains my own breath sounds. Don't be afraid, it's me as a human!

Transcript

We can still choose light for these dark times.

We now have to choose,

If not already done,

What we want to bring into this place during our lifetime.

Those who want to dominate and those who remain dominated by their fears will only survive and never feel the great joy of being alive for real.

Those who ask their heart first and engage for real in aliveness,

Bringing light into the chaos,

Will know joy,

Wonder,

Constant renewal even through pain.

How to ask our hearts?

It's so simple but requires time and willingness to truly reflect on deep relevant questions through our body rather than through our mind.

So I'd like to evoke the traditional four shamanic questions that I usually.

.

.

Questions are meant to be believed and transcended,

Not answered once and forever with the brain.

So here are some of my own vocal shamanic questions.

When did you stop singing for nothing?

When did you stop believing your art life was needed by this world exactly as it is?

Art life is an expression I use to express my way to envision mundane life as a whole artistic life and the so-called artistic life as a place we make as real as our daily life.

When did you abandon your voice to witness others live their own story?

If these questions stir something in you and you're ready to explore them through your own voice and body,

I'm here for that deeper journey.

With gratitude for all the souls showing us it is possible to thrive despite everything and to bring joy to the table every day in this craziness.

Reviews

Useful and provocative questions. I also love hearing your voice—just the way it is😘