Author Archives: Marsha

Long ago in my life, I always wanted to play in a big band.  Loving music, I wanted to do everything I saw anybody do in music, whether it was dancing, singing, playing an instrument, acting – you name it. … Continue reading →

From “Have It All Workshop” 1980 CD 3 A man took a chicken embryo heart one time; and he wanted to find out how long this heart would last if it had the proper nutrition and was cleansed of the … Continue reading →

[from Marsha….Here’s an interesting challenge for all our relationships.] Once you say you “understand”, it’s like saying you know somebody.  Now you never “know anybody” because they’re changing every moment.  If I decide that I “know somebody” and decide they … Continue reading →

[from Marsha: Through the years I and fellow students have asked that very question. “Well how can I make something unimportant?” Often I used Dr. Bob’s idea of “being free to experience” which worked much of the time for me; … Continue reading →

[from Marsha:  Having been using this work since 1975, it took me a long time to see the value in experimenting. To just read or hear the material does not anchor it – it becomes as fleeting as all the … Continue reading →

On doing an afternoon gig, I encouraged people in the audience who wanted to sing to “sit in” with me. I learned a lot about following amateurs; however, they were able to enjoy some of what I call “sparkle time” … Continue reading →