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The Hills Are Alive

I grew up gay and singing in musicals. At the time, these two seemed coincidental, diassociated, although in retrospect.... Some dancing too but with no training in that area, more about singing. I grew up with The Hills are Alive with the Sound of Music. Then I stopped growing up, and went about the sometimes cooperative business of Mastering Community Economic Development Public Administration Divinity (which Bucky would call Synergy) and certifications Permaculture Design, Then I began growing out, and shorter, singing The Earth is Alive in all Six NeuroSenses of Musical Adaptations. Now I'm growing more deeply into long term polycultural ecotherapeutic outcome planning, cooperative economic and political health-investment, for both interior and exterior landscapes, polypathing co-elationally to bicameral rhythmic heart beat and air flow, dancing a PanTheistic Opera as synergetically possible through ReLigious ReGenesis WinWin co-invested networks. They are everywhere once you learn to see through mind-wealth/body-health balance, polycultural prime fractal energy octaves, e-squared power = c-squared light to bicameral eyes, and rooting trees, well-pitched ears, listening for EarthTribe sounds of music Feeling bilateral precessive flow like a tornado of peak sexsensory synergy in slow, sustained, resiliently re-connecting resonant love-life pace of sacred Earth-mind gratitude for less bad secularized Anthro-body attitude Loving the lively hills and internal valleys for calming flash mob unmusical anger management while dancing crown/root re-ligious prancing mind/body amusing skills musically romancing.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2016




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