Love's Way (Love's Way Series Book 3)

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I liked the songs a lot. They were different from the records that went into the charts at that point; the songs I did were nothing like anything that was in the charts, and that was my mistake. We were too far ahead of the market. Love requires open, honest communication. This doesn’t mean sharing every thought you have. Everyone has some private feelings, and there’s nothing wrong with keeping these to yourself. Bowie’s music hadn’t really moved on from what he was doing with the Manish Boys. The Lower Third were probably more aggressive, they played a little bit louder. When the Manish Boys finished, Bowie brought the Lower Third in and played me some of the stuff they were doing and I said, ‘Cool, let’s carry on.’ Since this time, Brian has travelled the world in search of deepening his experience. In his travels he spent time in China and Tibet learning from the old masters of the Dragon Gate school; this is a Kung Fu lineage focused on internal development and energy. Brian became a Master in the lineage and continues his practice to this day. In his training, Brian went without food for weeks in the Himalayas, practicing the technique of using Love to sustain our bodies. Imagine that; there is a Kung Fu lineage that teaches people to breath and be in Love with all of life! After a few weeks of meditation and breathing in the consciousness of Love, Brian was able to stop his heart for over a minute on command; it’s amazing what we find when we take time to be still and listen. If you would like to know more, we’ve archived an article he wrote after the experience.

Your journey in this world is truly a battle for your mind. Our world invests so much into convincing your mind of so many things. In all of the information the world solicits, only so much of it is for the good of all; much of it is for the good of a single self. We can be free and serve each other in a beautiful way through The Law of Love! In her 2012 60 Minutes interview with Anderson Cooper, Adele stated that "everyone loves a love song" – and the musical form has proven consistently popular, with chart-toppers such as Whitney Houston's I Will Always Love You, Adele's Someone Like You, and Stevie Wonder's I Just Called to Say I Love You. As a genre, the love song continues to endure because of its ability to capture our happiest, deepest, and most vulnerable moments. In recent years, Billboard, Insider, Harper's Bazaar, and Cosmopolitan have ranked and curated a selection of the greatest love songs of all time. However, one song is conspicuously missing from these lists – the 1968 hit Ain't No Way. Yet Detroit-based bassist Ralphe Armstrong disagreed with Martone's reading of Ain't No Way when interviewed for The Guardian's recent profile of Carolyn Franklin, claiming "It's just a love song about having a broken heart." Martone tells BBC Culture that he still maintains his stance. "The beautiful thing is that music is open to interpretation. Ain't No Way certainly works on a level where it applies to Aretha's deteriorating marriage to Ted White when Aretha sings it. But it also works on another level, and I believe that was by design. I don't have to be right or wrong, but there's room to see the song through multiple lenses and explore them." Throughout all of these adventures, The Creator has shown Brian many things. These stories will be shared as time goes on, but there is one story in particular that’s quite amazing. Around 1996 Brian was shown a vision of the future; he saw that he would live in Texas along with the rest of his family, he also saw himself with a woman who was his significant other. There were tornadoes everywhere, a most impressive amount of them, but Brian knew that he and his family were safe from them. Next, Brian found himself on a sandy red dirt road next to his significant other, there were tornados all around and one was coming right towards them. When Brian’s significant other expressed some fear, Brian said it’s ok and that they were safe. At that time Brian covered her on the road and the tornadoes passed by with no harm.Carolyn Franklin died on 25 April 1988, shortly after she was awarded a bachelor of arts degree in music. She deserves to be remembered for penning one of the greatest love songs of all time. Carolyn's resolution to live and document her truth unapologetically – knowing full well the stakes of challenging conventions in 20th-Century America – is remarkable. When Brian was a young man he was imprisoned for marijuana. He spent that time in meditation and growing in his living relationship with the One Creator. The night before he was to be released something very powerful happened. As he settled in for the night he looked up into the darkness and was suddenly consumed from head to toe by a vibration. He felt as if he were raising up into the air although he could not see for there was no light in this prison. As the vibration grew to be more consuming, Brian was shown a vision of himself in the future and a world needing to know the Love that heaven has for it.

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Love’s Way is a spirit led destination located in North Texas and supported by the non-profit Keepers of Love’s Way Inc. We provide a place in nature to camp, grow and learn about who we are through the power of Love. Our mission is to enable our planet, our Tribe, as we grow through this amazing time! The information on housing, people, culture, employment and education that is displayed about Loves Way, St. Neots, PE19 6AX is based on the last census performed in the UK in 2021.