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…

Hi V1B1N Tribers! I want to introduce you all to @Scott Perrie and his amazing family band called Winsome Kind. We met Scott and Leora, and their beautiful community while on our quest - in search of the role we would play in building bridges between conscious communities, while out west , on Salt Spring Island. When we heard their music - we immediately knew that these were the frequencies of the New Earth, and the LOVE and UPLIFTMENT we experienced while listening to them share their original songs felt like a call to return HOME. Their songs are uplifting and inspiring - and they just released their first Childrens/Family Album 2 days ago - and have a listening party today at 5PM EST! Let’s give them a LIGHT HEARTED cheer by showing UP and supporting their music & their mission - their songs will move you all! I am very excited for the great things to come for Winsome Kind and all those who soak in their sounds of HOME! https://winsomekind.bandcamp.com/live/keepsongs-vol-1-listening-party

hi Tribers! You probably heard it before… but it’s worth looking into it as a habit breakdown. Ra-ra motivation wears out and then what? Back to square one. Relatable? I believe that playing piano taught me not just how to relax and meditate, taking a brake from everything else, but also - consistency and discipline. And I practice these daily. They aren’t just one and done with… like brushing your teeth… it’s called maintenance. I brush and floss twice a day - not cuz I like it but cuz it’s good for me. Same w physical activity, getting into my Joy Zone by playing music, meditation and here is this: 🤯 I GET UP AT 4am every morning!!!! To a lot of people this is mindblowing. I don’t do it because I am an “early person”. I am not!!!!!!!!! I’d sleep until noon! And I have… I do it to practice my discipline (just like my cold showers, I strongly dislike cold btw) and consistency. This beats absolutely anything else when it comes to your Joy and Success!!!!! But step further, let’s not even talking about competition here. I wouldn’t say it beats it but more like - amplifies EVERYTHING that is good for you and you want more of. My Spanish lessons are another example. I do them daily for 777 days straight now and I am normally winning their highest level each week… But for me, it isn’t the winning that I am on top of the diamond league’s tournament competing against others, that drives me - but it’s the fact that I showed up another day and did my best. So I am competing w myself only, and am better than yesterday - every day… How you do one thing is how you do everything. Consistency & discipline are habits that we build. If I can do it - you can, too… look into it. You can’t just use the lame excuse “oh I am not disciplined enough to be consistent” - that’s BS!!!! I am naturally very inconsistent & the opposite of disciplined…. I do practice these daily cuz I am getting better at them!!! Just like everything else (practicing an instrument, for example) - you get better w practice….

Have you seen this? I thought it’s fascinating What do you think? https://youtu.be/BFul90BFjGc?si=hR-7zsoJ4JNwWgV0

There is a specific kind of disorientation that happens when you realize you are still living your life according to a schedule that doesn't belong to you anymore. I remember the day it hit me: I was still performing the role of the "good partner" long after the audience had left the building. It was exhausting carrying a version of myself that no longer fit the room I was standing in. When a relationship ends, the "job description" you lived by for years often vanishes overnight. The roles you played—the caretaker, the buffer, the secret-keeper—don't have a home anymore. It is natural to feel shaky when the structure you built your identity around is gone. It’s like being a musician who has spent a lifetime playing someone else’s sheet music, only to have the pages taken away. Now, you’re sitting in the silence with your instrument, realizing you have to find your own melody for the first time. It’s okay to feel out of tune while you’re learning what your own song actually sounds like. This season isn't about chasing a new identity or forcing "positive vibes." It’s about the quiet, honest work of deciding which parts of your old self actually feel like home, and which ones were just heavy coats you wore to keep someone else warm. What is one "role" you played in that relationship that you are finally ready to resign from? https://youtu.be/tx17RvPMaQ8?si=iQHMXwpgpl0ufskp