Compassion, says my dear friend Tara Baswani, an award winning performing artist, composer, experience designer/ director and culture strategist. A lover of nature and humanity with a gift of bringing art and civic justice together.
This generous, loving and rebellious woman - who has worked and collaborated with the great ones: National Geographic, Discovery, MTV, Pepsi, L’Oreal, MIT, and is the first Indian musician to collaborate with the Cirque Du Soleil as music director, casting partner and strategic advisor - has the gift to make you tremble just enough to remember what you truly love. Tara gives us permission to deeply listen to ourselves beyond the status quo and provocatively introduces us to kindness and compassion for ourselves and others as a worthy quest for our lives.
“Kindness is a purpose that can lead us to the fullest version of our own lives… And in crafting our own purpose in the reflection or resonance of the purpose of others, we can truly find the most nourishing meaningful existence that we should ever be so lucky to find.” ~ Tara Baswani
In this episode you’ll hear about:
· To be extraordinary, don't forget the breakdown of the word. It means you have to be that extra ordinary many, many, many times over and let that be the one journey that you seek every single day.
· Creativity is about finding your purpose. Honor tradition, honor observation and method but also ignore the naysayers and people who tell you how to do things in one specific way.
· What is your quest or purpose in life? Are you expecting life to deliver it to you? Or are you showing up and trying to find it in everything that you do?
Plus:
· Shifting perception: The world is filled with movement, but what the world needs more is conscious movement and therefore more conscious actions. Seek the purpose behind conscious action.
· Redefining failure: When you feel empowered enough to stop judging anything around you and to be courageous and free enough to show up and apply your learning anywhere, you’re never going to blame anyone for anything in your life.
· Art of listening: Being able to listen to yourself instead of rushing ahead to find solutions is a great compassionate gift we can give ourselves.
And:
The gift of compassion: Liberate yourself and find the freedom to be able to create courageously.
“There is no such thing as success and failure, but just a constant dialogue in harmony with one another. And then everything's just a great quest” ~ Tara Baswani
Until next time! Be curious, be inspired, simplify the way…
Tara Baswani
www.tarabaswaniofficial.com
www.instagram.com/tarabaswani
www.lembas.ca
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