Kentucky – Integrating the Spirals

It’s July 20th, 2024; We have an original smooth talking blues song for you today. There may be times this song applies in your life. Remember it. Listen now and remember to come back and listen again when you have need of it. An incredible, heartfelt radio-ready song with Bubba Hudson on vocals and pro demo production by Steven Cooper of Nashville, TN.

Single malt whisky

Here’s the two-hundred-second new music post for 2024, as I consistently give you new music to listen to and enjoy. If you’re a scotch whisky drinker, you might want to pour one while this plays:

Kentucky and Scotland

Yes, when we are in Kentucky, we drink Bourbon whisky and when we were in Scotland, we sample the Scotch whisky. Richard is originally from Kentucky, so there’s that. I know some people who can’t stand the taste, others, like us, have developed a palate for such things. Don’t order Scotch in Ireland! Haha!

Whisky Menu from The Fiddler’s Arms during our Celtic Journey trip. (2019) –Sheila Murrey

Menu at the UIG Hotel Isle of Skey from our Celtic Journey trip. (2019) –Sheila Murrey

Richard and I loved the haggis while we were in Scotland in 2019. I had heard people love it or hate it. I don’t know why it isn’t served elsewhere, but if you ask us, it’s one of the reasons to visit Scotland! Well, that, along with the Scotch whisky. Haha!

Always grateful for ALL

Yes, Everything Happens for a Reason and Everything Resolves to Gratitude. Knowing that each of us (as fractals) uplifts my mind and allows me to view life as a lively kaleidoscope grand design that moves about in an ever-expanding, revolving, melodious, consciousness. Though our personal preferences may differ, I believe there’s something to be grateful for about everything.

I am continuing to work on my 5th book about the multiverse. And yesterday I shared a reply with a new follower on LinkedIn, that I’ll share openly with you when I get the book done. The hint to my announcement is that Omniscience and the multiverse contain ALL. You don’t need to create a ‘container.’ You are a fractal of Omniscience and so am I. Each of us is directly Connected to the whole.

Enjoy (IN Joy) everything and love! Be Everything All the Time. May we all soar in ’24!

Yours in expanding, tasting, spiraling consciousness,

Sheila “Spiral Sister” Murrey

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It’s March 25th, 2024; Here’s an original country song about leaving someone, something, or a place you love. The song gives us a feeling of return. When you love someone, something, or a place most of us at least have a dream of returning even if we doubt we ever will. That seems to be built into our human nature.

Leaving a love

Here’s the eighty-fourth new music post for 2024, as I plug along at a consistent pace to share our original music for you to hear and enjoy. This is a smooth country tune that invites you to hum or sing along. Almost everyone has left someone, something, or some place they loved. Leaving a love isn’t easy.

Richard left Kentucky over forty years ago. I don’t know how difficult it was for him then because A) we didn’t know each other, and B) he had a great desire to live in Florida. I think when we have more of a reason (or energetic pull) to move somewhere new, it makes it easier for us to leave our current home place. What do you think?

Music helps to soothe the savage beast as the old saying goes. And that’s our hope with this song. I also think this is a point of convergence in this blog and why our original songs marry nicely in the whole kaleidoscope of my Integrating the Spirals spiritual message, philosophy, and mission.

People, things, or places

Is it easier to leave people, things, or places we love? We’re preparing to leave a place (the state of Florida) that we’ve loved for decades. We have to focus on the wealth of good things ahead for us in New England to dissuade us from fretting over leaving the state Richard and I have both loved for so long. I think it may be easier to leave things (because a lot can be gotten again if it’s really needed, unless it’s a priceless memento or such), than it is to leave people (though we can, via technology, see and hear them whenever we want. So, perhaps leaving a place is the most difficult, but let me know in the comments.

In speaking about our upcoming move north, one of my dear Facebook friends offered, “Florida will always be here.” Suggesting we can always come back, or at least visit, etc. And I am sitting here in Florida thinking that once we leave, we’ll never come back. So, taking my friend’s thought to heart, it can help me leave and feel better about it.

I think ‘Letting Go’ in general is difficult for people who are hell-bent on ‘Hanging on’ to anything. So, perhaps ‘Letting Go’ is a skill we can work on? I think there’s value in learning how to gracefully ‘Let Go.’

Picture of a refrigerator magnet I bought decades ago that I look at and meditate upon when I feel the need to reach for a better feeling thought about leaving anything or place I love. It says, “Just when the caterpillar thought the world was over, it became a butterfly.” It is a proverb.

Enjoy (IN Joy) and have fun! Be Everything All the Time.

May we all soar in ’24! Here’s to loving ourselves all the way through, expanding our consciousness, loving ourselves through it ALL, and living FREE!

Yours in expanding, loving, spiraling consciousness,