I love this piece, and I’m really excited about your newsletter. Thank you for sharing!
Whether most ravers are conscious of it or not, we are creating a sacred ritual space at raves. In it, we re-inhabit the primal matrix and tap into an ancestral way of being - embodied, joyfful, non verbal, non rational, liberated, wild, and free.
Love the idea of the speaker stack as a contemporary monolith—I'd never thought of it in that context.
You really captured why giving yourself up to the music creates the opening for a profound experience, based on deep listening and dancing, movement. Also, so nice to see Pauline mentioned here, a dear friend of my dad. Staring at the person who's providing the music all night really reduces reduces the possibility of a profound experience, collectively or within ourselves. Just like never turning off the screen while making music.
Thrilled to stumble upon this post, since I myself am also that visual in my head while listening to music. I would always say to my friends "I see music". That can come as a bit confusing.😅
This piece is really well written. I feel like it is deeply described but also easy to understand.
Happy birthday dear human!!! So grateful for all you do. Loved this food for thought - and practice. Wishing you all an ecstatic night in the beloved D!
I love this piece, and I’m really excited about your newsletter. Thank you for sharing!
Whether most ravers are conscious of it or not, we are creating a sacred ritual space at raves. In it, we re-inhabit the primal matrix and tap into an ancestral way of being - embodied, joyfful, non verbal, non rational, liberated, wild, and free.
Great to read your thoughtful writing.
Love the idea of the speaker stack as a contemporary monolith—I'd never thought of it in that context.
You really captured why giving yourself up to the music creates the opening for a profound experience, based on deep listening and dancing, movement. Also, so nice to see Pauline mentioned here, a dear friend of my dad. Staring at the person who's providing the music all night really reduces reduces the possibility of a profound experience, collectively or within ourselves. Just like never turning off the screen while making music.
Thank you!
Fantastic piece, thanks for sharing
Beautifully written. It’s so nice to read what I have been thinking about for 25+ years put together so eloquently. Nailed it 100%
See ya Saturday, I’ll definitely be dancing to your monolith. So appreciative of your hard work and dedication.
Thrilled to stumble upon this post, since I myself am also that visual in my head while listening to music. I would always say to my friends "I see music". That can come as a bit confusing.😅
This piece is really well written. I feel like it is deeply described but also easy to understand.
Keep on with a good work.✌️
Happy birthday dear human!!! So grateful for all you do. Loved this food for thought - and practice. Wishing you all an ecstatic night in the beloved D!
xoxo from toronto