Miguel1

Oh stop it!

Remember that you can critisize something from above or from below.

Truth itself is the meaning. It is the most meaningful thing, for people serious about Actualized.org work.

That’s why I am intentionally derailing it back

Let’s remember to keep this thread about the podcast.

No.

@LambdaDelta Remember that in this context it was a kid being molested.

@LambdaDelta Okay, perhaps I am taking the word ’molested’ to mean much more serious than it is, or than it is meant here. Someone calling me names or light bullying wont be a traumatic event for me, I can understand that.

Again, guys.. Healing trauma is not the problem here. How is this so hard to get what I am asking about? We truly focus on things that we want to focus on..

Not answering anything or anyone particular but the whole sequence going on: 1. You can disagree with people here, and it is very encouraged to do so whenever there is something you disagree with. But, do it with respect. And with self-reflection and self-awareness. 2. I am not questioning whether Leo hasn’t healed his trauma or not. I am questioning how doesn’t a kid being molested not experince it as a traumatic event, however small — whether Trauma or trauma.

Wait a second. - Molested as a kid. - Not traumatic experience. Something doesn’t add up here in my understanding.

Here’s a few completely different type of music I enjoy the most. 1. Melody, drop is majestic: https://on.soundcloud.com/MOYfHmEZ3yVC07JXK3 2. Lyrical (bittersweet): https://on.soundcloud.com/TTTQxvMvTweHwdTP9s 3. Beat heavy (gets the most out of my dancing, technical wise): https://on.soundcloud.com/kr7DQGtvleh9A89F8u 4. Melody, sad: https://on.soundcloud.com/44UYeDwoJekW5V3EgB - - - - - Bonuses: 1. If I want to go absolutely fucking nuts: https://on.soundcloud.com/jhTUx3czesiKh5zlQP 2. Lyrical, emotional (gets the most out of my dancing, emotionally): https://on.soundcloud.com/ese9UFtvO0jN8F9W9S 3. A Vibe! (skip to 12 mins onwards): https://on.soundcloud.com/oVUFMLSqOyfi85JMDo 4. Melody, feel good / happy: https://on.soundcloud.com/rKBGWQcoTVYIw4hBp1 5. Sexy: https://on.soundcloud.com/zVQLfaTMMO6E0FiUtM 6. Last but not least. This is everything / love 🫶: https://on.soundcloud.com/f93UMmjkXCH8rPnYnz Oh, I am reminded that I have a whole album for intimacy / love-making. But I won’t drop that until Leo drops his porn collection - - - - - I have too many freaking songs if I were to list them all. Music is a HUGE part of my life. This conversation is so good and I think has potential to something very profound, if we keep it civilized and respectful. I intuit that understanding music deeply is very important to our work, because the best of it is directly in touch with God. Music conversations can trigger all sorts of negative reactions because it is emotional, and personal. So let’s be cognizant of it. I am dropping my list with the risk of being completely judged. Here I am, naked for you. Go for it!

Bruh, there is a whole dance battle market. And it is decent in size. Not as big as football or the likes but a sizeable market. But I agree that what sells to the mass is not beat or rythm. It’s the emotional impact.

This is my experience from 20 years of dancing. It truly also depends on my moods, feels, vibe for the moment / day. If I am being emotional, I look more for melody. If I am more in fun mode, then rythm. But when discovering new songs, I often skim the songs to find Alignment / Harmony in the song.

@Leo Gura Yes, makes sense. That’s what I intuited.