The person who is free does not do what they do because of the desire to be looked at a certain way by other people, or even themselves. Because their self image is not dependent on something outside themselves, they are truly free to act with no ulterior motive. | |
They are not trying to “get something” out of being a guitarist other than the plain fact of being a guitarist. They do not come to music and the guitar and say “make me feel good about myself”. Such a person never says “I should be able to do that, but I can’t, so there must be something wrong with me.” | |
They say “Hmm, I have trouble with this, there must be a reason why, I think I’ll investigate (pay more attention).” | |
— Jamie Andreas | |
www.guitarpinciples.com | |
From her book: “The Principles of Correct Practice For Guitar“ | |
From chapter: “The Deeper I Go, The Deeper It Gets“ | |
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On This Day In: | |
2022 | No Ulterior Motive |
2021 | A Soul Passing |
I Hear You Singing In The Wire | |
Thank You, Georgia! | |
2020 | Implications |
2019 | Just To… |
2018 | Still Going… |
2017 | Great Risk |
2016 | Robbery |
2015 | Humanity Plus |
2014 | Dinner For Two? |
2013 | Exercise For Those Over 50 |
2012 | Tearful Joy!! |
Except When He’s Left | |
No Ulterior Motive
January 12, 2022 by kmabarrett
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