Comments on: Grooves. Gaps. Static. And Stuck.

By: Fabeku

Fabeku — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 15:26:20 +0000

@Julie – Thanks! I’m glad you dug the post, and that it helps to explain some of the coolness that happens with sacred sound. And a session for your awesome self? I’d love to. Anytime. Just say the word and we’ll make it happen.

By: Julie Stuart

Julie Stuart — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 20:31:48 +0000

Very cool post. I love how you explain how the sound affects someone’s consciousness both physically and energetically. You articulate what you do so well–making your deep soulful work sound accessible and easy.

Thanks for this great post. Methinks it may be about time I got myself one of those sessions so I can experience the magic myself.
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By: Fabeku

Fabeku — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 16:59:51 +0000

@Josiane - Tubas! Yay! I love tubas. Big boom-ey sound. That's so cool that you used to play one. And double ugh about static + gap. Sometimes they can show up at the same time. Or one causes the other. Either way, I get the blech around this. I'm glad the post was helpful for you. Thanks for saying so. And thanks for the blog yay. I appreciate that a bunch. @Jamie - I get the non-word thing completely. That's how all this stuff first landed with me. It was the felt experience of what was happening. It kind of felt like I was seeing a secret or something. And eventually that got translated into this rhythm-ey bit. So, yeah, I totally get what you mean. @Marianne - Hey! Glad you found me. Thanks for saying hey. And right on with the celebratory noise making. Grab a drum or a rattle or a gong and rock out. That's always welcome here.

By: Marianne

Marianne — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 04:20:08 +0000

This post is all kinds of awesome and makes me want to make all kinds of sacred sound to celebrate finding you and your great blog today. Thanks!
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By: jamie

jamie — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 03:17:47 +0000

I’m totally sitting here thinking about “the new rhythm hasn’t arrived yet.” I so get that! There’s a message in this post, Fabeku, that I’m getting at the non-word level, you know? I’m just sitting here feeling it.

You’re so groove-y. Thank you.
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By: Josiane

Josiane — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 01:54:13 +0000

Hey, you know what? I used to play tuba! I loved it!

Oh boy… when I read the part about static, I was all like “yeah, that’s me”, and then when I got to the part about the gap, my mind went “oh, that’s totally me too”. Being full of static in a gap? No fun. But I’m glad I can learn about that kind of stuff here. Adding another layer of understanding helps. Thank you for being here and doing what you do! (By the way, I saw in your reply to the comments on the last post that you’re starting to find your groove with the blog, and I just want to say: yay!)
Josiane´s last blog ..Practicing body poetry with Havi

By: Fabeku

Fabeku — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 00:07:01 +0000

@Deborah – OMG I love the idea of Remember the Rhythm reminder cards. Do you mind if I print these up? I’d love to do this, and give you all the credit, because it’s brilliant. And I’m glad you dig the Novalis quote. It’s one of my very favorites.

By: Deborah Weber

Deborah Weber — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 23:20:00 +0000

I love this! Wouldn’t it be awesome if we were all issued reminder cards that read “Remember the Rhythm” so the static and gaps and falling tuba players wouldn’t stand a chance of throwing us off for longer than a minute or two?! But good thing you’re around Fabeku as the fabulous stuck blaster you are – we certainly need your magic. And BTW, that’s a wonderful quote by Novalis heading your post.
Deborah Weber´s last blog ..Letting Go

By: Fabeku

Fabeku — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 21:54:32 +0000

@Kim – Static and gaps can be kind of tricky to spot if you’re not sure what they are. But once you’re hip to them, they’re super easy to see. And yay! that RtR is still spinning at your place. I’m working on a new CD right now. So yeah, more goodies coming soon. Thanks for asking.

By: Kim Wood

Kim Wood — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 21:22:07 +0000

Static and gaps. Yes. This explains a lot……

Remembering Through Resonance is still on high rotation in my house – I’m looking forward to some more awesome tracks, Fabeku – soon?