Am so pleased to have caught this one, just ahead of me today in abundancetribe.
What an inspiring group of people you describe! And the subjects you covered are fascinating. I can imagine the energy in the room must have been buzzing. And wow! What amazing hair you have! It paints a wonderful picture and tells a story of its own. Am grateful you shared the shot.
Sending love & respect to all involved. Your actions and focused intentions at this time of great change will surely touch the lives of many 🙏
Always fascinated when I meet people on hive. I actually heard so much more about you from @vincentnijman, which is why I felt so connected to you and your story. I told him about a refreshing encounter with a Sabrina that I met in a bus from Berlin to Munich in 2016 and he made another connection again. We're still in touch. @whatamidoing writes sentences that at times make me see images, animation. I even hear sound and feel what a creative being he must be. Vincent!?! If you are reading this, I know I have mad love for you, I had to write you on discord! You are right @samstonehill people who land up here and stick around are truly exceptional. Some have other motives and others are solely here for for other reasons. Once they reap a different kind of value from all the life lessons and knowledge shared on hive, I think everyone is seduced into loving it here. It's so real and down to earth. By being a part of this community, I see how much humanity is given back to our dignity. We gave way too much of this value to the state with their inefficient fiscal oligarchy. At the end of the day politics also sucks within a dPoS system.
Hair are like nerves. You know that feeling when you get goos bumps? Your hair stands up? I have that on my head occasionally when I go to the forest hunting for mushrooms. I was just reading yet another research paper on the neuromyofascial web. I know it sounds bizarre, but it's just a feeling I get on the top of my head when I can sense and smell. It's like a combination of olfactory stimuli that goes through the body.
Reminds me of a story from the Vietnam war. In the US they signed up native american indians for their tracking ability but once they gave them the classic GI buzz cut and shipped them off to the jungle, they lost their connection and simply couldn't do it anymore. Unknown to them, they needed their hair to keep them connected! So yes, it doesn't sound too bizarre. Quite awesome actually.
Here's to meeting Sabrinas on long bus rides!
I dont find this farfetched at all, either.
I agree with @samstonehill cool hair ( pic )!
These meetups sound inspiring. Keep up the good work!
My man @vincentnijman, so nice to see you here. Thanks. The sikh have long hair too. Shinobi's as well. I guess it's warrior thing too. You guys inspire me a lot.