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'Internationale Music Podomatic #475
If you can't travel the world and experience different cultures you can always utilize the Internet. Here's a Pod-Cast from a friend; Franck Doristil from Paris who caters to Artists from around the World. He also featured one of my singles off my 'Smooth Worship' CD entitled 'Awesome God' on #475. And although some of the Broadcast is in French and some of the music is in another language - it's all good; and everyone knows that music is the universal language.
Listen to Barbrah KELLEY, one of the Guest Artists in ADELPHO-Pod
Listen to Barbrah KELLEY, one of the Guest Artists in ADELPHO-Pod
Monday, January 18, 2010
New Direction - Old Habits
It's a new year, it's time for a new direction and new habits. It's time to refine or eliminate at least some of the things that I know desperately needs attention. Last year I held titles that were'nt deserving; one of them was 'humble'.
The truth was I didn't want to hurt someone's feelings by saying what I truly wanted to say. So it appeared as if I showed respect, some patience and humility. Actually, I was fuming on the inside; and in my mind I was getting even with them, I zoned out - went somewhere else [in my mind] while they were still yelping at me instead of talking to me. I'm not violent- but felt I could be at that moment.
So, I'm finding out that- like a vehicle traveling down a highway with no turns in sight; I must exercise patience until there's a clear sign to make a turn off into another direction. It's going to take a lot more practise, a lot more praying and a lot more scripture reciting. Really. I could also look at this as a growth experience or is it just another level of 'humility in disguise?
The truth was I didn't want to hurt someone's feelings by saying what I truly wanted to say. So it appeared as if I showed respect, some patience and humility. Actually, I was fuming on the inside; and in my mind I was getting even with them, I zoned out - went somewhere else [in my mind] while they were still yelping at me instead of talking to me. I'm not violent- but felt I could be at that moment.
So, I'm finding out that- like a vehicle traveling down a highway with no turns in sight; I must exercise patience until there's a clear sign to make a turn off into another direction. It's going to take a lot more practise, a lot more praying and a lot more scripture reciting. Really. I could also look at this as a growth experience or is it just another level of 'humility in disguise?
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