The first of its kind, this video offers comprehensive but easy-to-follow vocal instruction and information, plus step by step exercises. The instruction includes invaluable tips on vocal maintenance, actual vocal cord footage, and explicit and helpful animations which illustrate and illuminate the specific vocal exercises. Interspersed is exclusive backstage and performance footage of today's most exciting artists, with candid offstage interviews and opportunities to see these artists actually working in-studio with Melissa.
This video is as entertaining as it is informative and a must-have tool for vocalists of today. Poetry, philosophy, literature all offer only helpful guidance but never the actual Tao.
A simple analogy would be swimming under the water. Surprised, I asked her if she ever dove to about 25 feet while snorkeling, she said no, at which moment we both realized how personal the experience becomes due to differences in the path taken.
This example touches why discovering the Tao is a personal, living experience. The key to writing and reading this comes down to the following chain of thought: Words are never about the Tao, words are always about us.
Sometimes to understand ourselves, we need to write aloud a personal truth as it is human nature and hence the Tao to do so. Reflections in this document become one possible outline to help myself be… myself while giving others a chance to comment and contemplate their own personal situation. This then becomes a circular process between author, reader, and everyone involved to help define and discover their own Personal Tao.
If you really understand Zen, You can use any book, you could use the Bible, you could use Alice in Wonderland, you could use the dictionary. Because, The sound of the rain needs no translation.
The lessons for Tao-ism are all around you. Yes at times a teacher like myself will help a person when they stumble or are confused. Always remember, teachers are optional, the world is always present for us to work against. All too often in being literal, a person will let ancient disconnected and dusty words obscure the realities of what might be happening in the here and now.
All too often seekers get disconnected from the living world in the chase of ideas and goals. Tao-ism is very clear on this trap and reminds us to keep personal awareness open to the flows of life. Words have the power to remind us of hidden traps, but we must use our awareness to move with the actively shifting landscape of life also gracefully.
A Taoist path is paved with awareness in how you step and then is smoothed out by working with the flow of life around us. The sound of your footsteps is never captured by a book so do look around to see, listen and feel how your steps touch life around you.
Tao — ism : The way of your steps. What book ever captures your life? Is not a reward from competitions of being right wrong, moral or foremost. Home The Way Of Zen. The Way of Zen. The Way of Zen by Alan Watts. The Way of Zen by Alan W. The Spirit of Zen by Alan Watts. Taking the Path of Zen by Robert Aitken.
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