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VOLUNTEER CHURCH CHOIR MAKES SOCIAL EVENT OF A REHEARSAL
Commentary: The ‘Volunteer Church Choir’ is pictured here.
They come together to make a ‘Social Event of a Rehearsal’.
Although their voices will often hit the right pitch, sometimes
they won’t. As they are a ‘Volunteer Church Choir’, the issue is
not the quality of people's voices or being able to hold a tune, but
more the sharing of voices and the enjoyment that such gatherings
can bring. Criticism of how folks “sing” should be left at the door.
Each and every person should be encouraged to contribute what
they can, to raise his or her voice in a celebration of spiritual unity
and the enjoyment of life.
Oracle: You may feel the need to be with those of like mind, feelings and aspirations. Take the opportunity to share in their expression of spiritual joy and shared faith. Unified voices need to be heard, and can uplift all that hear them. Coming together to contribute to the community without thought of more tangible rewards will bring a sense of belonging and fellowship on many
levels. Bringing even the smallest tokens and gifts to the gathering will be appreciated in some way. Helpers may be required to come to the aid of others. There may be a need to test things out
to see if they stand up to reality. Whether you receive rewards or are paid for the work you do or not, there may be a need to inject more fun and light-heartedness. Ultimately, if everyone is comfortable and friendly with each other, communication and the quality of work will improve. Even a gesture such as drinks after work can bring people closer together. Overall, everybody should feel happy to be around people of like mind; not pressurized to
put in a top-rate performance.
Keywords: Making the most of any situation. Feelings of
togetherness. Rehearsing without worrying about what might
happen. Doing things without thought of reward. Sharing
community. Catching up on what others are doing. Busking
and street singing. Learning to open up the throat. Charity
work. Volunteers. Sharing food and drink. Small gifts for others.
Dedication to ideals. Extending yourself by mixing in. Gatherings.
Church or school halls. King Charles III
The Caution: Trivializing the purpose of gatherings. Being afraid
or reticent to lift up one’s voice. Standing in the background
because of the belief that one is not “good” enough to join in.
Criticizing others for not contributing enough.
Commentary: The ‘Volunteer Church Choir’ is pictured here.
They come together to make a ‘Social Event of a Rehearsal’.
Although their voices will often hit the right pitch, sometimes
they won’t. As they are a ‘Volunteer Church Choir’, the issue is
not the quality of people's voices or being able to hold a tune, but
more the sharing of voices and the enjoyment that such gatherings
can bring. Criticism of how folks “sing” should be left at the door.
Each and every person should be encouraged to contribute what
they can, to raise his or her voice in a celebration of spiritual unity
and the enjoyment of life.
Oracle: You may feel the need to be with those of like mind, feelings and aspirations. Take the opportunity to share in their expression of spiritual joy and shared faith. Unified voices need to be heard, and can uplift all that hear them. Coming together to contribute to the community without thought of more tangible rewards will bring a sense of belonging and fellowship on many
levels. Bringing even the smallest tokens and gifts to the gathering will be appreciated in some way. Helpers may be required to come to the aid of others. There may be a need to test things out
to see if they stand up to reality. Whether you receive rewards or are paid for the work you do or not, there may be a need to inject more fun and light-heartedness. Ultimately, if everyone is comfortable and friendly with each other, communication and the quality of work will improve. Even a gesture such as drinks after work can bring people closer together. Overall, everybody should feel happy to be around people of like mind; not pressurized to
put in a top-rate performance.
Keywords: Making the most of any situation. Feelings of
togetherness. Rehearsing without worrying about what might
happen. Doing things without thought of reward. Sharing
community. Catching up on what others are doing. Busking
and street singing. Learning to open up the throat. Charity
work. Volunteers. Sharing food and drink. Small gifts for others.
Dedication to ideals. Extending yourself by mixing in. Gatherings.
Church or school halls. King Charles III
The Caution: Trivializing the purpose of gatherings. Being afraid
or reticent to lift up one’s voice. Standing in the background
because of the belief that one is not “good” enough to join in.
Criticizing others for not contributing enough.