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In Love and Light
Daily Kind Quote
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In Love and Light
The purpose of my blog is to inspire and shine a light on the beauty and power of the wonderful being inside your body. You came into this world to share what only you can give. Remember who you really are, conquer the world the way you always wanted to, and become the blessing to us all that you were meant to be.
Share Your Light 
:-)=) Have a wonderful Friday, Erika!
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Thank you very much, Michael! You enjoy your evening!
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That’s so beautiful x
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Awh, thank you. Gary!
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This is awesome! Thank you my friend.
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I thank you, Nico!
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So so perfect Sis !!! 🥰
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Thank you, sis! Stay inspired and inspiring!
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Erika, well said. In this vein, I don’t know if you have seen the documentary “Pavarotti.” It is excellent, even for folks who are not opera fans. I know you sing operatically, so you will appreciate it even more than me. The documentary ties in with your daily quote. A take away is from the first Three Tenors performance. The tenors got along marvelously and easily divided up who would sing what. Yet, when they started singing on stage, the friendly competition started and each tried to out do the others. Keith
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Ha, I never thought of this but you are so right. I was lucky to see one of the concerts of the Three Tenors in Vienna. And yes, now that you say it, it really happened to be kind of a competition. But I don’t know if it had to do with inspiration but more with the ego patting them on the shoulders… lol
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Erika, maybe a little bit of both. Cooperative competition within groups can create great performances and songs – think Lennon-McCartney, Frey-Henley in The Eagles, or the Tin Pan Alley or Motown rivalries. Wanting to outdo a great performance raises the bar. Keith
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Ah, yes, those are good examples. At least, all of them only benefited… and so did the audience!
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what a beautiful thing
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Isn’t it? Amazing how inspiration works.
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We can do this knowingly and unknowingly. Then we are inspired even more.
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The more aware we are of this the more we let inspiration happen, I guess.
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It appears so.
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That’s so very amazing GF I can so totally relate 💖❣️
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Thank you, dear! I can imagine well, StacyAnne!
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What a lovely spirit you have Erika. You are a bringer of melodies into people’s hearts.
God bless you for shining your light on us.
❤️Micheke
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My, that’s so lovely of you to say, Michele. Thank you very much and thank you for stopping by. I am humbled 💖
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Very beautifully said Erika, it is indeed those wonderful things that can inspire a note to create a song 😀 ❤️ 🙏🏽 🦋
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Whatever inspiration flows into someone, what it touches vibrates uniquely.
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Ah, the heart strings within each one of us that get plucked when we connect deeply with something we love 🥰🥰🥰
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Yes, those beautifully sounding unique melodies.
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