Inspired Thoughts for the 21st Century

The divine union of art, music and the dance of life is contained in every indigenous culture from the beginning of man. We have danced ever since the darkest of times, and so have the animals and trees. How important it is for us to learn from nature how to dance. Singing and dancing have always been expressions of the joy of life. All life is a work of art. All of life is a rhythm.

from Patty

I am a singer and a songwriter, and I take my role as a planetary citizen very seriously. I am passionate about the breathtaking beauty of our earth and it's inhabitants. From the time I was a child, I've always been aware of the interconnectedness of all things. I have studied Native American Medicine and other indigenous peoples methods of healing, both inside and outside university classrooms. I am, also, a student of life. And, through the many experiences I've had, several have taught me very valuable lessons . On several occasions, I've had the unique opportunity to become a guide and teacher to others because of what I've learned. In 1990, I facilitated Earth Day Activities at a State Univeristy Of New York Campus.

Even though I've performed music for both small and large audiences, at this point in time... my inspirations, ideas, and energy are being spent almost exclusively on my concerns about the survival of the people, plants and animals of this planet. Now... I am focusing my music on helping others become more aware of Nature and the Beauty of Our Earth.

Be Strong, Be Well ~ Patty