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Montino Bourbon · 25th March 2007, 04:15 PM

In my musical teachings I explain that the voice is so powerful that I can even move things with my voice. People of course think that I am going to make something move in front of them without anyone touching it.

Later I ask someone to get me a glass of water, and when I have it in my hand I explain the obvious; that I used my voice to move something.

So yes, the keris did 'fly home'.

It's like the value of art; a piece of canvas with oil paint on it is worth millions because somebody says that it is.

Is it worth it to you? that's the question. And if the value includes things that only you can see, that's the value to you.

25th March 2007, 04:15 PM	#11
Montino Bourbon Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Santa Barbara, California Posts: 295	We overlook the simplest 'miracles'... In my musical teachings I explain that the voice is so powerful that I can even move things with my voice. People of course think that I am going to make something move in front of them without anyone touching it. Later I ask someone to get me a glass of water, and when I have it in my hand I explain the obvious; that I used my voice to move something. So yes, the keris did 'fly home'. It's like the value of art; a piece of canvas with oil paint on it is worth millions because somebody says that it is. Is it worth it to you? that's the question. And if the value includes things that only you can see, that's the value to you.