These are exquisite, light-carrying insights that resonate deeply with me Mike, thank you. As a part-time music teacher, I am always aware of my responsibility to help my students perceive the opportunities of what fine artists would call "negative space": the power in rests, articulated rhythms, unresolved chord progressions and imperfect cadences. Reading this reminded me to he more aware of such silent alchemy as it shows up in my daily life, too.
These are exquisite, light-carrying insights that resonate deeply with me Mike, thank you. As a part-time music teacher, I am always aware of my responsibility to help my students perceive the opportunities of what fine artists would call "negative space": the power in rests, articulated rhythms, unresolved chord progressions and imperfect cadences. Reading this reminded me to he more aware of such silent alchemy as it shows up in my daily life, too.
That's very kind of you. Thank you. I'm so glad you enjoyed it. Music is maybe one of the best examples!