I'm naturally curious about almost everything. I've recently let go of my lifelong almost-career of music and while I figure out what's next, I'm trying out lots of things and loving the process. I'm learning to see the good and the beauty in as many other belief systems as I can; the closest I've come to finding a spiritual home is Buddhism, and I'm happily engaged in my study and happily learning more about everything else at the same time. I've recently started exploring yoga, and it compliments my life and my meditation practice amazingly well. I've started studying Reiki and will likely take a Reiki II class early 2008. I'm passionate about learning more about anything I can related to the environment, human spirituality, religions and belief systems, food, transportation, art, music, anything. I'm also a little skeptical of everything I encounter, and while that's probably healthy in the long run, it's occasionally exhausting. I try to walk the line between a healthy evaluation of new information and plain old skepticism, and sometimes I'm successful at it.

I'd love to make a living doing something more in harmony with my belief system, but I don't hate what I do. It's just that after studying music and performing around the world and doing studio work on albums and appearing on TV and everything else I did with music, it's hard to let go of the idea that the way you make a living can have some meaning to me, if not the world. (And for now I have “just a job.” I'm not complaining, just keeping my eyes open for ways to do better.)