Idid it! I hosted my first ever webinar last night and it was a full-on adventure:) Watch the first video for the full low-down. For today’s adventure I tried my hand at using a kango hammer to demolish part of a wall. You can see how I got on in the second video!
Wild Webinar
Kango Capers
I am just going outside and may be some time.
JT
It’s Day 6 of my song-writing adventure and today I’ve written the lyrics for the final verse and published the lyrics in full here. It was only when I’d written the very last line did I realise what the song is really about!
It turns out I have written a song that works on two levels : it’s both a lullaby and a ‘goodbye’, it’s both an invitation to sleep and an invitation to the ‘final long sleep’. I’ve put the lyrics to the final verse below today’s video for you to read 🙂 .
Verse 3
Close your eyes, it’s late,
I’ll be waiting at the gate
Where the coracle willows are grown.
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By the crimson lake
Where the water skippers skate,
Where the seeds of sweet sleep are sown.
Refrain
I’ll meet you there
With my hands in the air,
A dance in my heart
And my soul without care!
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Where the fireflies burn bright,
Where souls sink soft into the night,
Meet me there and I’ll row you safe home.
[Jane Talbot © 2014]
I am just going outside and may be some time 🙂 .
JT
Today I wrote the second verse of my song (I’ve put the lyrics below today’s video) and came up with a name for the piece : The Call. I sense things are heading in quite a melancholic direction 😛 .
The Big adventure of the day has been speaking to Gareth Hamill, a professional viola player whom I have never met before today!
Find out what happened here ~
The Call ~ Verse Two
Where Hope rides the breeze
And icy waters, they never freeze
Where the fish swim the strawberry forest.
Where the bluebells ring
For the Lavender King
Where the old are young and fearless.
I’ll meet you there
With my hands in the air
A dance in my heart
And my soul without care!
Where hanging stars in minor key
Sing the song of you and me
Where the moon whispers all of her secrets.
[ Jane Talbot © 2014 ]
I am just going outside and may be some time 🙂 .
JT
On Thursday 19th June, I’m going to be having my very first webinar adventure! I’ve really appreciated your company on my adventures so far, and so I’d love to extend a very warm invitation to you to join me on this adventure.
Webinar : How To Be An Adventurer (Without Climbing Everest!)
Time : Thursday 19th June * 19:30 UK * 11.30 PST * 14:30 EDT *
Grab Your Seat : This webinar is FREE! You can reserve your seat and get full details here.
IN A NUTSHELL ~ If you’re up for experiencing the thrill of feeling fully alive by learning how to find adventure in everyday life, this webinar is for you!
THE LOW-DOWN ~ I’m nearly half-way through my ‘365 Days Of Adventure’ project which is all about connecting with the adventure that is present in our everyday lives. It’s been a life-changing experience for me ~ it’s changed me, it’s changed my attitude towards life and it’s changed my attitude towards adventure.
In this 60-minute webinar, I’ll be sharing my learning so far about ~
REPLAYS ~ Replays of this live event are available to all those who register.
I look forward to sharing this webinar adventure with you! You can register here now!
Until then, I am just going outside and may be some time 🙂
JT
Gosh – things are really hotting up at Adventure HQ! My new series of adventures is well under way all thanks to my adventure radar’s new upgrade 🙂 .
I’ve decided to write a choral piece with a view to it being performed by a choir. This appeals to me for all sorts of reasons :
There are two videos today (for yesterday’s and today’s adventure) and a SoundCloud link too (see how adventurous I’ve become – I’m even hanging out with rockstars now 😛 ). What’s on SoundCloud is the start of a basic melody/leitmotif. At the moment, what’s in my head sounds ‘a capella’ and like it’s in a huge cave or cathedral!
Day 1 Of My Composing Adventure In this adventure, I get the insight that the calls to adventure are making themselves loud and clear. Day 1 is all about getting ready to create.
Day 2 Of My Composing Adventure Today I create some of the basic melody and play it on an out-of-tune piano. I’ve uploaded what I’ve done so far to SoundCloud and you can listen in here .
I am just going outside and may be some time.
JT
The last two forays into the world of Out Of Body Experiences have been fascinating and , at times, a little overwhelming. I’m not sure whether I can make conscious, rational sense of my experiences yet. However, what I can say with total certainty is that these past seven days of adventuring have had a profound emotional impact on me (in a really positive way) . As a tool for personal discovery, OBEs are certainly both rapid and effective!
I am looking forward to continuing this inward journey. The territory is wild yet inviting ; strange yet familiar ; vast and immense yet intimate and cradling.
If you want to try this for yourself, I really recommend that you maintain an open, curious and allowing state of mind. I expected to have an experience of something – even if that meant that nothing at all happened or that I remained firmly in my body. I decided to allow all experience to be valid and I think that really helps. I would also recommend William Buhlman’ s CDs – not just for the “training” but also for the stories about his OBE adventures which are fascinating.
Day 6 Of My OBE Adventure In today’s adventure, a part of me knows that it’s really the right time to sit up and pay proper attention 🙂 .
Day 7 Of My OBE Adventure This is my final (recorded) OBE adventure and today I had the most profound experience so far. I set the intention to experience my Higher Self. You can watch what happened here ~
I am just going outside and may be some time.
JT
Humans Resourced 