Lance creating magic with his music
When I moved
to Asheville, North Carolina, in June 2014, one of the first people to reach
out to me was Lance Kurland, an intuitive healer and collaborative
singer/songwriter disguised as an insurance salesman. Lance defied all
stereotypes of what it meant to sell insurance.
Lance shared
an idea he had for creating passive income. Even if I never earn a cent from
his idea, I’ll still appreciate his kindness and generosity. So I’d like to
reciprocate by creating a way for Lance to have his passive income. Think of it
as an insurance policy in case his way doesn’t pan out.
Like me,
Lance had learned Reiki, an energy healing technique. But while I was content
to follow the principles, Lance created his own way of doing it. When he
demonstrated his techniques, I could tell he really felt the energy. I found
myself wondering what the world would be like if Lance fully devoted himself to
healing others with his energy work and his music. He’s an extraordinary man.
By the way,
an intuitive healer is one who relies on the use of all five senses to locate
and correct imbalances in the energetic flow within the body. Similarly, an
energy healer uses different techniques to stimulate the body’s systems to
self-heal. Both healing modalities facilitate spiritual growth as well.
I’ve learned
to trust Lance’s ability to judge the character of other people. I know I’d get
along with any of his friends. As an example, I once met a “successful
businesswoman” who, without speaking with me directly, became indignant that I had
no desire to hire her to take my business to a place I neither wanted nor
needed. I questioned myself repeatedly after that meeting, seeking some fault
of my own.
Later, I
learned that Lance had somehow offended this woman when they met. If the man devoted to creating harmony in this world had
upset her, then something must be wrong with her, not me. Thank you, Lance; I
wish to live in harmony with the world, just like you.
When I say
“harmony,” I’m referring to an orderly or pleasing combination of elements in a whole — in
other words, the order and harmony of the universe. Harmony is also a
combination of simultaneous musical notes that produce pleasing chords and
chord progressions.
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People Who Make Music Together by Paul Hindemith
"People who make music together, cannot be enemies,
cannot be enemies, at least while the music lasts. We are friends forever when
we sing together; the whole world is better when we sing. So let's sing
forever, hold our hands together, make the whole world better, come and
sing."
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