Teaching Music for Language

Most songs have a note that you can play randomly, and no one will be upset if you play it. My grandmother died this past year, and she taught me about music, that if you don’t know the words, it is really important to sing louder. How are we supposed to know if you don’t know the words or not, if you don’t sing loud enough! She would also say to those in the back who do know the words that it was also important to sing loudly (because we could use all the help we could get). 

When you learn the words of a song, and you understand their meaning, you will be a master of another language. Without understanding the music of another language, its paces, its pitches, its power, it will be impossible for you to speak it without sounding like a foreigner.  

Everybody has rhythm, everyone has pitch. You will find that the most sensitive narcissists, psychopaths, and sociopaths all too often argue that when trying to explain something clearly to them, you may be using the wrong tone with them. “Are you using tone with me?” “Are you acting smart again?” Acting smart is that a person is not waiting their turn to say something; it is, in its simplest form a way that rhythm is not achieved appropriately. They are coming in at the wrong time. The wrong key will also affect a person’s accent.

There is a progression that a person must go through when sharing information with humans. They are very particular, and when most of us are triggered because of the trauma that we have suffered from, we can all become irrational at a simple suggestion of a person, an object, or a word. What makes this problem of being triggered so problematic is that usually, we don’t even know what is triggering us.  

It takes great courage to sit down or walk the path of an actual living person who is an expert in a field to such a degree that people pay that person money to share their craft with others. The root of the word disciple means a person who follows in another's footsteps. 

It isn’t social media, TV, or drugs that have broken apart our attention; this is simply a choice that humans have made because the foundations of our society are misaligned. 

We are not given daily counsel on how to further approach our dreams. Currently, for any human to listen to another for more than a minute. There are so many things to think about that take stretches of clarity of minutes to comprehend. If a person is constantly changing channels and not just focusing on one of them, it will be very hard to complete the walk.

It is very important to walk slowly. Great leaders understand that it is best to walk at the back of the group and put the slowest person in the front. The slowest is the most likely to struggle; if they do, it will be easy to bring the appropriate encouragement to the front to help that person proceed. 

If the path needs clearing or to be tested as safe, it is best that the people who were clearing the path save energy to let the people who are most likely to struggle a clear understanding of the steps to ensure safety through the easier parts of the path, and where the dangers are in the difficult parts of the path. 

It is not a rushed job that we are really looking for to make this planet a better place to live on. When we rush, it will diminish the quality of our work. When we rush