Category: The Shaman’s Den (Page 6 of 9)

(Gi wrote:)

We are from the same generation, I think exactly like you 😀 😉

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ah, yes, Gi! But then great minds think alike no matter how old!

If you ever come to San Francisco, I want you on my show!

Last night I did a rather intense show about the killing of Oscar Grant by the BART cops. We had two black Nation of Islam minsters and an ex- black panther as well as other community members.

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

hi
i’m really really very sorry,but DOG isn’t going to be able to make it up this weekend..i’m feeling kinda crappy and can’t make the trip this weekend..I’m beyond sorry…
maybe we can re-schedule for the winter?
I hope you all can understand
I love you so much frank and feel very bad..
i’m just completely feeling horrible
take care
love
steve

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Steve, get better fast! A lot of chicken soup! Love ya!

Lob, darn! I’d be rich!

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

Well you know Frank, some people need to grow up more than other. She really need to grow up. I’m very disapointed by her.
I love your work and I have some problem to understand what she did. That is sad to say, but if she does not grow up soon, she will not go too far in that kind of business.
Like your story about this band. 🙂
peace,
Gi

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AMEN!

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

Wow! I’m very impressed. I think it was a huge revelation for them.
Thanks to let me read this, I appreciate it a lot and the most of all, YOUR FRIENSHIP!! 😉

peace,
Gi

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ah, shucks, Gi! The same back at you!

I think people like Diva don’t have much sense of self-importance. Like we would never run out of a live show for a lot of reasons [caring for the audience, caring for our reputation, survival, etc]. But a main reason why it would not be an option for me is I am so important that it would create such a deep hole by my not being there, I would not want to be responsible for people killing themselves because they could not see me! –

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

mmmmm… Steve, does that mean you will finally play nude? Tune in, folks, to find out!

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

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hi
hmmmm
I’m kinda shy!
I’ll take off my socks though!
and
go commando
love
steve

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hey, you can keep your Sox on… But your pants are a different story! Are you running yet?

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

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hi
whats up?
hahahahahaha I’ll see what happens…
it;’s smokey here…but the fire is about 25 mi away
looking forward to sunday!
take care
steve

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we will all see what’s up… If you catch my drift!

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

Frank,

I must tell you that in some way there was an immediate reaction with our relationship after your show. The next day it became evident how much we were locked in destructive patterns and old self/other images. We became more concerned with the image of a relationship than the actual connection between us, our hearts, our minds, and the work of being together and sharing an experience. We broke up for 2 days. Kelly released her attachment, her neediness and was finally able to see me as a friend. My temper and anger has waned down to nothing. I feel it directly in my heart now and I can not possibly just give it. In one sense, I died. It died. And that which is said to come with near death experience, that is, having to feel that which you have caused or created or judged in others, came to me, and I took on elements of Kelly that I had judged over our entire friendship/relationship. That lasted for about a day and I was able to Love. Currently, Kelly is dying. Self or egoistic death is painful because it releases all the pain that we’ve rejected in ourselves and in others and have tried to displace on to others. That fine line between friendship and total commitment with attachment to the image of relationship, the expectations, the desire to change someone, that fine line is the one we are walking. And, of course, we have to change or else wallow in our misery. But the paradox is that you can not try to change anything in order to experience that change.

Furthermore, we recently had a big frustration with Imra and the way that is has, lately, been sort of ignored by our audience. This led to the realization that it became consumed by images that we projected from desires to be a certain type of band. The reason people aren’t listening is the same reason that we’re more known for our solo work: the soul. The image of our band, Imra, has been consumed and the soul was replaced by images. Our solo work is totally soul based. And now we starting fresh with everything. Its beautiful.

So I have to thank you for your extraction.

Sean

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Sean, this means a lot to me! I am glad the show affected you two deeply. Seems like what you are trying to communicate through the band is spiritual love. This is best channeled through your personal relationship of you two and then through the music, sexy uplifting… And more sneaky! That’s the key!

And how about your radio show for LUVER?

and say hi to your Mom for me!

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

Thanks Frank. I really appreciate you answer me back and you are right about the situation. I still can t believe she acted like this. Oh boy! Again sorry about this.

Have a very nice day.
Gi

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obviously she doesn’t know how life works!

Funny. Last week’s band was also “difficult” before the show. But they stayed. They just wrote to me, saying how the show [especially the interview] made them change the band radically
and also their relationship to each other… And thanked me. So they liked the challenge! But that could only happen because they stayed!

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

(LOB wrote:)

wow.. that is simply amazing..
some people are just so safe in their own little boxes..
too bad you didnt get video of them running away.. lol

-/-

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ah, yes, Lob!

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

(Dave Christy wrote:)

they were freaked-out by you guys!

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and I did not even come out from behind the curtain!

In Freedom,
Frank Moore