From the ibis' beak

At times of need, ethical models are always thrust forward by synchronicity to help society, most of the time as martyrs — the most prominent, but not the only one, being Yeshua. But later, the messages of these timely and humble beings have always been perverted by power hungry individuals. Although a terrible legacy, this destruction of hackneyed icons serves to thrust forward contemporary others whose similar resonant ethical messages help support further evolution towards our true angel natures.


In order to pay the bills, churches have propagated the false idea that people can buy redemption. I believe more in Yeshua’s parable: “It is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle, than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of heaven.”


In 2001, I started playing the violin with my left hand in addition to my right. This inspired choice has allowed me to learn the violin a second time (from a different perspective) and has shown me how to teach it more effectively. Just recently I began to understand something I have done intuitively — the importance of elbow height for effectively controlling the bow, which has allowed me to spin more quickly and easily while playing left-handed.