As a musician--I really agree with this. You understand music on a much deeper level when you play it yourself. You can also make it your own that way.
I read this one twice. And I swear a faint snippet of music played in my head. Funny thing I have no idea what the tune was. Your words like the author are inspiring.
Music of the heart, mind and soul can have a profound affect on ones attitude. We all must listen to our hearts ans souls today to be truly happy. Great post. I love your work and insight into life.
Had to comment on this one - in our heads every day we write our own song - it's a happy tune if we want it to be, a funeral dirge if we desire that - but either way - we select the song.
Yes! I once heard a Mark Twain quote that comes to mind: "You might as well go out on a limb...that is where all the fruit is." It takes boldness (and going past fear of looking like an idiot) to give birth to the whatever the life force wants to express through our particular mind and body. But why not make the music that otherwise will remain unheard!
n.p.- do you write prose? I'd love to see some of your aphorisms bloom into prose...Just wondering.
Divine!
ReplyDeleteI could definitely make some noise if I tried harder. =)
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I just wish I didn't have to hear myself practicing in my head for hours in order to find the right notes.
ReplyDeleteAs a musician--I really agree with this. You understand music on a much deeper level when you play it yourself. You can also make it your own that way.
ReplyDeleteI have always loved that one NP :)
ReplyDeleteI read this one twice. And I swear a faint snippet of music played in my head. Funny thing I have no idea what the tune was. Your words like the author are inspiring.
ReplyDeleteNice one, this has so many different connotations to it.
ReplyDeleteAnd also beauty, friendship, love, knowledge, peace, to sum up, all the best, if you wish so.
ReplyDeleteI have a different tune for each day of the week.
ReplyDeleteNow that I'm older, I can't make out words very well. Hearing the different tones and motions makes the song even more enjoyable.
ReplyDeleteAm tuned in then
ReplyDeleteMusic of the heart, mind and soul can have a profound affect on ones attitude. We all must listen to our hearts ans souls today to be truly happy. Great post. I love your work and insight into life.
ReplyDeleteTa da..
ReplyDeleteHad to comment on this one - in our heads every day we write our own song - it's a happy tune if we want it to be, a funeral dirge if we desire that - but either way - we select the song.
ReplyDeleteProfound. As always!
Actually you hear it, but no one else does, UNTIL you play it.
ReplyDeleteIf everyone stood around waiting for someone to go first, nobody would. cheers
ReplyDeleteI have just this week had an epiphany about something that is just this sentiment. If you don't do it, how will it ever get done?
ReplyDeletei think with the new iphone, you might be able to download the music no one has ever played.
ReplyDeletei think.
i have to check the specs again.
Yes! I once heard a Mark Twain quote that comes to mind: "You might as well go out on a limb...that is where all the fruit is." It takes boldness (and going past fear of looking like an idiot) to give birth to the whatever the life force wants to express through our particular mind and body. But why not make the music that otherwise will remain unheard!
ReplyDeleten.p.- do you write prose? I'd love to see some of your aphorisms bloom into prose...Just wondering.
This goes on my top favorite Aphorism from NP
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