You Can See the Tears in Your Mind’s Eye
Territory We Covered in the Podcast Interview
We also explored other topics—from living an inspired, creative life to writing, in particular, to the crossroads moments and lessons that change our path and help us grow:
Book coach Lisa Tener with Podcast host, singer/songwriter and author Candy O’Terryhow to navigate challenging crossroads
- how listening to my anger changed my life
- the holistic healing practices that helped me recover from chronic disease and discover my inner life
- how journaling takes us into new territory for healing, reflection, insights and liberation
- how to tune into the muse
- how to use breathing techniques to free your voice and unleash your creativity
- how the ancient practice of qigong works to connect us to our cosmic self and deepest wisdom, integrating and manifesting
- how to create/write when you don’t think you have time
- how to make writing fun and nourishing.
- what we can learn from the people in our lives who shut down our creativity–and how to use that energy for creative material
- what the research shows about breathing, movement and creativity.
The Podcast Deep Dive
Grandma LilyStill, it surprised me to talk about growing up in Queens in a multigenerational household with my Viennese grandmother, Lily, who shared her stories of growing up in Vienna (think Wednesday music nights where the young people hung out in her home and everyone played an instrument, followed by a late night in Vienna’s cafes; her stints in the countryside where she was sent to “fatten up”: her Uncle managed a manor which included a farm and held many of her fondest memories.
My great-grandmother, Paula AllerhandGrandma survived the Holocaust while the rest of her family—her beloved mother, sisters and many aunts, uncles and cousins all perished. Lily found a way to see the good in people, not to let the horror infect her openness towards people, even her own countrymen and countrywomen, many of whom welcomed the Nazis with open arms. This ability to keep her heart open taught me so much about a way to live life.
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