It's a shame but then again it's a great thing that takes me forever to post a podcast! I was posting on Spotify in Apple under the name of "multiple superbNess podcast" but I lost track of reposting season four after I took a hiatus :-)
There's something good about the music industry that I learned… How not to push yourself too hard while creating. You don't want anything stolen ripped off or abused.
Somehow I want it with multiple sclerosis and I wonder if it's because I work so hard not to get hurt and abused in the music industry? After all I was a children's Artist it was hard… A group of two-year-olds that are unhappy crying… You can't sing happy and you know it . They're not. That was hard but I learned. My older sister helped me learn really quickly, as did God.
I play the healing instruments that We play well together distributes that are made by artisans that are healers themselves, crafting copper and wood and steel for the right frequency of the Earth. So everything is turned to 432 Hz but when I'm singing the other frequencies that are the same are heard and seen. I hope you hear such in the recordings of my podcast. Everything that I've done since the pandemic has been focused on how music is the healing way for me to live. I always have - but I didn't know until I became a bahai and read it in the words of God talking about how music is not just the path of least resistance but music is healing. And point blank.
I certainly found out when I declared and became a Bahai🎤 in 2019 the people I have met in the journey that I have been on has been so similar to the past but totally different people and location while doing so. So yeah! I live in the northwest, whether people with multiple sclerosis do not do-well. Neither the elevation. Maybe this is why a podcast, to heal my bad attitude