Comments on: Singing The World Alive http://creativechai.com/singing-the-world-alive What Would You Love To Create? Wed, 18 Apr 2012 11:20:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Dave Rowley http://creativechai.com/singing-the-world-alive#comment-398 Dave Rowley Fri, 16 Jul 2010 17:45:58 +0000 http://creativechai.com/?p=676#comment-398 Hi Mermaid, (Yay for Mermaids!) thanks for the lovely comment. i love what you say about everything being a song, and it being carried on so many levels and vibrations. And Yes! to the universe singing back. Really glad to have found you on twitter, I'm looking forward to getting to know you more! Cheers Hi Mermaid,

(Yay for Mermaids!)

thanks for the lovely comment. i love what you say about everything being a song, and it being carried on so many levels and vibrations.

And Yes! to the universe singing back.

Really glad to have found you on twitter, I’m looking forward to getting to know you more!

Cheers

]]> By: Mermaid http://creativechai.com/singing-the-world-alive#comment-396 Mermaid Fri, 16 Jul 2010 09:02:29 +0000 http://creativechai.com/?p=676#comment-396 Hello and thank you for the follow on twitter..I loved this for many reasons, including the quotation, ( which I may just use on my profile) I love Stevens, studied him at UNI and had forgotten that quote. So thank you so much for the reminder ! But its so very true in so many ways , personally I don't think we have to open our mouths to sing I think we sing all the time at different levels and vibrations according to how we are feeling , I think that everything is a song , and has a song , but its carried on so many levels and in so many ways,it would take me too long to go into here! Creativity is the opening up of that process allowing the song to pour through you and raising the vibration as you do so, also the Universe responds ( but its in you anyway so ...) and before you know it you are in that wonderful flow...Sorry to rant on your blog :) Love to you and your family and creative projects ! Love your blog Tis a lovely one ! Hello and thank you for the follow on twitter..I loved this for many reasons, including the quotation, ( which I may just use on my profile) I love Stevens, studied him at UNI and had forgotten that quote. So thank you so much for the reminder !
But its so very true in so many ways , personally I don’t think we have to open our mouths to sing I think we sing all the time at different levels and vibrations according to how we are feeling , I think that everything is a song , and has a song , but its carried on so many levels and in so many ways,it would take me too long to go into here! Creativity is the opening up of that process allowing the song to pour through you and raising the vibration as you do so, also the Universe responds ( but its in you anyway so …) and before you know it you are in that wonderful flow…Sorry to rant on your blog :) Love to you and your family and creative projects !
Love your blog
Tis a lovely one !

]]> By: Dave Rowley http://creativechai.com/singing-the-world-alive#comment-387 Dave Rowley Tue, 06 Jul 2010 17:22:56 +0000 http://creativechai.com/?p=676#comment-387 Hi Gretchen, Thanks for stopping by, great to see you here again! I'm sorry I didn't get to meet you, but I totally get your opting to be fully focused on the Interplay event. It can get exhausting running around playing catch up on a trip. Interplay sounds so great for me, I've actually picked out a nearby group and hopefully I can start up there in the next few weeks. I'm really excited to give it a go. Hi Stephanie, "Singing doesn't require a voice, it requires a heart" I love that!! Hi Bev, Thanks for hanging out here, I appreciate you checking the place out. Cheers! Dave Hi Gretchen,

Thanks for stopping by, great to see you here again! I’m sorry I didn’t get to meet you, but I totally get your opting to be fully focused on the Interplay event. It can get exhausting running around playing catch up on a trip.
Interplay sounds so great for me, I’ve actually picked out a nearby group and hopefully I can start up there in the next few weeks. I’m really excited to give it a go.

Hi Stephanie,

“Singing doesn’t require a voice, it requires a heart” I love that!!

Hi Bev,

Thanks for hanging out here, I appreciate you checking the place out.

Cheers!
Dave

]]> By: Bev http://creativechai.com/singing-the-world-alive#comment-386 Bev Mon, 05 Jul 2010 15:43:22 +0000 http://creativechai.com/?p=676#comment-386 What a lovely post - love the idea of singing the world alive! What a wonderful list you post. Am enjoying many of your other posts as well - very well written and lots to think about. What a lovely post – love the idea of singing the world alive! What a wonderful list you post.
Am enjoying many of your other posts as well – very well written and lots to think about.

]]> By: Stephanie-Deliberately Creative http://creativechai.com/singing-the-world-alive#comment-383 Stephanie-Deliberately Creative Wed, 30 Jun 2010 18:12:12 +0000 http://creativechai.com/?p=676#comment-383 What a great list! Singing doesn't require a voice it requires a heart! cheers! What a great list! Singing doesn’t require a voice it requires a heart! cheers!

]]> By: Gretchen http://creativechai.com/singing-the-world-alive#comment-380 Gretchen Wed, 30 Jun 2010 00:15:22 +0000 http://creativechai.com/?p=676#comment-380 Hi Dave, I, too am compelled by the idea of songlines. Sometimes in my InterPlay class when we're doing an activity called Walk-Stop-Run, I'll have people create pathways that they are imagine are "song lines". But I haven't really talked to folks about the phrase "singing the world alive". That's so lovely, and I enjoy your list of all the non-singing ways you make this happen (especially love the Insect Escort one). I was just up in Seattle for a big InterPlay event, and opted to simply be present, rather than visit folks (like you) who've I've wanted to meet. But especially after reading this post, I want to encourage you to try and find an INterPlay class or event up there. We play a lot with our voices, making "sounds that might sound like singing but don't have to". Finally, I hadn't seen this new, beautiful website. Yummy!! So glad I stopped by. Congrats. Hi Dave, I, too am compelled by the idea of songlines. Sometimes in my InterPlay class when we’re doing an activity called Walk-Stop-Run, I’ll have people create pathways that they are imagine are “song lines”. But I haven’t really talked to folks about the phrase “singing the world alive”. That’s so lovely, and I enjoy your list of all the non-singing ways you make this happen (especially love the Insect Escort one). I was just up in Seattle for a big InterPlay event, and opted to simply be present, rather than visit folks (like you) who’ve I’ve wanted to meet. But especially after reading this post, I want to encourage you to try and find an INterPlay class or event up there. We play a lot with our voices, making “sounds that might sound like singing but don’t have to”.
Finally, I hadn’t seen this new, beautiful website. Yummy!! So glad I stopped by. Congrats.

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