Given the revelation of last week’s election, I am now even stronger in my commitment to spreading love and joy with music. I am devoted to helping humanity remember that we are all connected to each other and to the … Continue reading →
This song, Bless This Land, is near and dear to my heart. It began as a prayer, a mantra, “Bless this land, guard this land, love this land, heal this land.” For weeks it spun through my head as a constant prayer, … Continue reading →
Wow, what difficult news these past few days! It breaks my heart to watch our country tear itself apart at the seams. I honor those who are mourning, and those who are peacefully standing up. It is my hope that all of this … Continue reading →
Hello Beloved Friends, The world has changed dramatically since the last time I wrote, and I’m sorry it’s been so long! The past couple of months have been an emotional rollercoaster with a lot of tears, breathing, and deep visioning. I’m sure you … Continue reading →
As many of you know, I am on the board of directors for a wonderful organization called Musical Ambassadors of Peace. One of our brilliant Musical Ambassadors, Ari Honarvar, created a beautiful project called #droppoemsnotbombs promoting peaceful relations with Iran. I was honored to … Continue reading →
After the 2016 presidential election I made a promise that I would do everything I could to be a beacon of love that shines out into the world and illuminates others with its glow, to help tip the collective vibratory … Continue reading →
I must admit, my first reaction to the 2016 election results was to start planning my move to Costa Rica, to run away from what I feel is going to happen in this country that I love. But then I … Continue reading →
A year ago I celebrated my 50th birthday, and with the help of my dear friends, threw myself an enormous party. Fifty felt like a big number to me, a milestone. I felt it crucial that I arrive on that … Continue reading →
Recently I’ve become smitten with Monarch butterflies. What amazing creatures! Did you know that their migration extends from Canada to Mexico and requires three to four generations to complete? It takes two or three generations for the monarch butterfly to … Continue reading →
If it is possible that the flap of a butterfly’s wings could trigger a hurricane halfway around the world, it seems that one beat of a seagull’s wings could change the course of weather forever. We never know what small act, what … Continue reading →
