So, you ask, “How does one live a life free of begging in a society addicted to everything, including begging? In a society where wealth and business “gurus” in all fields lecture you to beg (while raking in exorbitant fees) as a method to attain success?”
I model a different method — a freer, gentler, more balanced, less injurious way: Every day I perform my being duty, singing my love to all of you, the world, the universe, asking for nothing, and expecting nothing, yet trusting that all I need will be provided. No profit. No excess. Supremely grateful that I am truly and fully manifested and can gift all I am to all of you.

All of you beg, the rich more than anyone. Therefore, why should the poor be persecuted for behaving just like you? I am one of the few people who don’t beg, at least of those who don’t have trust funds (most of whom are just lazy). Some of the richest people who now influence our trends and culture started their businesses by begging someone or some corporation for a job, and continue as they seek to gain even more money. Donald Trump is the biggest beggar I’ve ever seen. All governments, all presidential candidates, and the president elect beg. The advertising industry is a begging business; however they twist it around to make it seem like you are the ones who need them. Their claim? “You’re inadequate without us.”
So why do all of you pick on panhandlers? My answer? Because panhandlers are in-your-face mirrors of society’s begging business model.

I always forget to respond to the erroneous linguistic perspective you have of my moniker: “I heal through prayformance.” You seem to approach the statement as if it has an object: “people” “you” “the world.” On the contrary, I intentionally left out an object. I wanted the statement to be as open, as humble, and as transparent as possible because the only thing I can truly claim is that I heal myself.
Even though many people have told me that witnessing and hearing “healed them” (A man once told me that watching me freed him of some shackling ideas he was holding about life and art which then enabled him to become a more creative individual), I would never claim that. That’s an ego grave. Only each person can truly heal themselves. Doctors fall into that ego grave a lot by taking credit for healing their patients. In fact, they are only facilitators of healing. If they really understood this, then they would embody the role of public servants, rather than for-profit “healers.”