Soul Work

In one of her interviews, Oprah Winfrey says, “you cannot live a brave life without disappointing some people”. I am aware of many such people that I have disappointed. But why I write this now is because I have come to believe that our sadhana can help us reach a

space that is a blissfully detached equilibrium at all times - in hope as in disappointment, in success as in failure, in highs as in lows - constantly reminding us to keep the faith in the process. In the past one month I have travelled deep into the inner spaces of my being in search of this equilibrium. Most importantly being in music is a special privilege that is available to some of us, that seamlessly allows for such internal enquiries. I am aware that I am on that exploration, seeking the consciousness that fuels my journey, that many may label as madness. But don't get me wrong...

"Soul work is not a high road. Its a deep fall into an unforgiving darkness that wont let you go unless you find the song that sings you home" - McCall Erickson

labyrinth of the soul