Hi Tribers! @Mark Eldridge shared this video (in this comment) and I thought it deserved his own post! The drummer is insane!!!!!!!! The bongos are oh so good! The guitars - all of them - of course, incredible!!! Full blown flow state is ON!!! For everyone! Not just for the musicians! How do you gather 400000 (yes, I didn’t put an extra zero or two like I do w my exclamation points lol) - 400k people - in one place, BEFORE social media? Whoever was alive back then, can you explain us this?? Also, did you go?? I was still in my daddy’s balls back then 😂 The year, get this!!! 1969! 69 baby!!!! 💓😂💓💓💓 that’s couldn’t have be more perfectly orchestrated! P.S. we are in Nevada now, 10 more hours to go… saw some really cool sh1t…. That cannot be experienced when flying: wild horses!! Wild donkeys and cows! Largest military ammunition base, beautiful landscapes, snow on very stip slopes…

In my experience, the ambiance of a place makes a lot of difference in our life. Since I love cooking and hosting dinners, I've notice behaviors change depending on how I set the situation. One of the situations is music or sound. Have any of you got deeper in your music that you can connect certain type of music to a type of dish category serve. Some example categories are appetizers or spicy food or desserts? My chatty AI tells me .... ➡️ Yes, there is a strong, scientifically backed connection between food, music, and sound, often referred to as "sonic seasoning." Sound environments and music tempo or pitch can drastically alter taste perception—making food seem sweeter, bitterer, or affecting how quickly you eat—a phenomenon known as cross-modal correspondence I'm no music expert nor play any instrument but I do move to the beat that jives me. But it would be interesting to hear your thoughts!

@Ires Aponte shared this in a different community and I just HAD TO share it with all of you here!!!!!

Today we’re celebrating a milestone and an invitation. The 109-day, 2,300‑mile Walk For Peace has reached the Lincoln Memorial, yet its true journey is just beginning in each of us. Over 109 days and 2,300 miles, the monks of the Walk For Peace carried a simple but powerful message across the country: peace, unity, and mindful action in every step. Their journey culminated in a heartfelt Peace Gathering and Ceremony at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C., followed by a gentle Loving‑Kindness Meditation Session at George Washington University that invited everyone to pause, breathe, and remember what truly matters. What began as a physical pilgrimage is now a living practice. The walk may have ended on the map, but it continues wherever we choose awareness over autopilot, compassion over reactivity, and love over fear. Let’s make this our shared mantra for the days ahead: ✨ “Today is going to be my peaceful day.” ✨ Each time we move through the world with loving‑kindness, presence, and an open heart, we send quiet ripples of peace into our families, our communities, and the wider world. To honor this moment, enjoy this beautiful tribute video weaving together: ✨ A moving poem by @Mark Lawrence The Peaceful Path ✨ A soulful musical rendering of the poem ✨ His serene meditation‑inspired art at the beginning and end of the video 💖 Share it this video and post forward. Share peace. Let’s keep walking this joyful path together, step by mindful step. Be well. Be blessed. 🙏

Thanks for joining @Jarne Großstück, @Lévis Côté Tremblay, @Mark Eldridge, @Valentin Aleksandrov, @Anja Žibert, @Terence James, @Donny Baker, @Dovihon Vega, @Christine Knight IFS, @Miriya Yeadon, @Rebecca Martin, @Nikki J!!!! Much love!!!!