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“Music is exquisite and requisite. It is the creative juice that greases the machinery for insight and serendipity. It unlocks the right brain, opening a door to novel domains. It constructs neural networks and fosters pattern recognition. It trains willpower and discipline. Playing music builds a bigger and better highway between the two sides of the brain. Its myelinated interconnectivity nurtures out-of-the-box thinking and simulates meditation and flow. Like dreaming, it allows our powerful unconscious mind to sift and filter all the accumulated detritus into a meaningful story.”
― Douglas Wadle, Einstein’s Violin: The Love Affair Between Science, Music, and History’s Most Creative Thinkers

Phil Jackson
“When patterns are broken, new worlds emerge. TULI KUPFERBERG”
― Phil Jackson, Eleven Rings: The Soul of Success

F. Scott Fitzgerald
“Two souls are sometimes created together and in love before they're born”
― F. Scott Fitzgerald

Michael A. Singer
“Why should anything that anyone says or does cause you to get disturbed? You’re just on a planet spinning around the middle of absolutely nowhere. You came here to visit for a handful of years and then you’re going to leave. How can you live all stressed-out over everything? Don’t do it.”
― Michael A. Singer, The Untethered Soul: The Journey Beyond Yourself

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