Tiny drops of sound, vibration & light
When we sing and join together inside of a vibrational space this space can act as a sort of connective tissue for all concerned.
Coming together in this vibrational space helps us to feel and connect with that what has been held out of our awareness, out of our consciousness.
The vibrations capture something that we had no idea of was there before.
Like the vibrations themselves take a photo of where you are and show it to you through the actually vibrations of the music.
Singing can also take care of some immediate symptoms in the body simply by being in its presence and being able to be inside of it.
Participants arrive and share what they are feeling – aches and pains, headaches etc, and after a short time the symptoms magically disappear.
But make no mistake that there is a deeper level that is being touched every time we move into the stillness, light and beauty of true vibration.
This conscious connecting in voice and vibration is a reshuffling the whole foundation of who you are, if we can let it happen.
Being held in its gaze is very subtle, but very powerful.
Sound, singing and light want to remind you of who you really are and it’s not really interested in anything else that is in the way of this reminding, or rewinding of you.
Now we are all quite skilled at ‘checking out’ to this powerful connection otherwise anyone who sings would be enlightened!
It takes a container of deep presence to hold the light of the sound while others go into it and sing.
I call this Presonance. Presonance is a concoction of resonance and presence.
Someone has to be awake inside of this vibrational space, otherwise it’s just like going on an acid trip or getting high and this might feel good for a moment but it misses the mark.
Over time there is a tolerance that is built to withstand this Light.
It, the light wants to wipe the slate clean in you, however, the control that we all have will have none of that and so it takes tiny drops of sound, light and vibration to widdle and burn away the grip of control that we have built up in us over the years.