Meet Me at the Tree - Maurice Turmel - "Dr Moe"
Invitation to connect within and without. Meet me at the tree is a call to a lover we've had a disagreement with, or a long lost friend we are eager to reconnect with. In this case it is Source, our God Self within. She/He has been waiting for us to declare we are ready. The tree here is the Tree of Life. http://youtu.be/B77gc4EkknM
Meet Me at the Tree - Maurice Turmel - "Dr Moe"
Invitation to connect within and without. Meet me at the tree is a call to a lover we've had a disagreement with, or a long lost friend we are eager to reconnect with. In this case it is Source, our God Self within. She/He has been waiting for us to declare we are ready. The tree here is the Tree of Life.
A little Gospel Reggae Blues to remind us Who's Who on this planet. Mother Earth takes care of us. So let's take care of Her as if she were us. After all, without Her, there is no "us". Badda Bing, Badda Boom!
In anticipation of "The Event" which I sincerely feel will be upon us shortly, a view shared by many in the Lightworker, Starseed communities - e.g. Cobra, David Wilcock and many contributors to The Galactic Free Press, I am releasing this new music video. This is my story as much as it is the story of many of us Lightworkers, given what we've been going through to get our "houses" in order. Well it's here. I can feel it in my bones and we're gonna hang on for the ride of our lives. Enjoy!
Rockin Blues music with Reggae influences touches the soul and awakens the heart. Spiritual Inspiration Music with a Rockin Blues flavor takes us to Love, Growth and connection with the Divine. Because music touches our Heart, it awakens us to a deeper truth about whom and what we are and why we are here on this splendid planet. We subtract all our resistances when confronted with music that moves us. Blues has always been associated with Heart and Soul, because it came from the Southern US and was all about healing the pain and suffering that Black Americans were privy to more than any other minority group.
The fact that it was taken up by white Americans in the 50s clearly demonstrated its power to move and engage people. Even though it had been sanitized by the White Dominated Music Industry, it still carried enough of that original flavor to excite and animate a new population of post war children. Rock and Roll became a mantra for a new generation, the generation I grew up with, as have most of you in the over 55 population.
