if I stopped drumming?
My dad brought home a drum set one day, and I played that thing till it broke.
After that I had to practice on my schoolbooks while listening to the radio and cassette boom box.
In my late teens I finally bought my own drum set as you see here and got more serious, even though I barely had any cymbals.
Over the years I was blessed to experience playing for worship teams, which is where I got over stage fright, re-discovered spirituality and sharpened my skills even more.
Starting is key, but without momentum and forward movement - being a successful drummer would've simply wasted away into just a dream.
I thought I didn't - until I had a spiritual experience at the Gala Premier, when my work "Anticipate" took third place in mixed media, at the Las Vegas International Art Competition.
During this event, my late wife Mary's spirit had passed through my body and also through the body of Kat Anderson - as she was facing away from me. My gifted friend turned around, faced me and said that Mary is encouraging me to keep doing my art.
Over time, I realized that the art Mary was speaking of is - me.
The accumulation of our experiences in this life is our art and we are blessed to be one with it.
and what does it take to be abundant?
I've learned so much from my first grow years ago..
And before I even started germinating seeds, my research into the whole process of growing cannabis for an abundant harvest was pretty deep.
I quickly began preparing my plants for higher yields at the very beginning using low stress training (LST) and manifolding.
All of this takes time, studying, observing, application and patience.
Through much failure, success finally came and the abundance was more than I expected.
Luckily, I discovered that I was able to take all the information online, and transform the data for an abundant harvest.
The tiny spark of creativity taught me how to be abundant, while abundance has reminded me to be grateful of where I am today.