Jeremy Le Fèvre

Spoken in English. Their words, as they said them.

So leading the way, for me, speaks as much about reminding ourselves why we're here, why we're all here. Something about a vision, about what it is to be together.

And I certainly think we're being called into question. That is being called into question for all of us. As everything is stripping away. You know, of course, yeah, we're seeing some extreme reactions to that.

But it's not so much a case of knowing where the destination is as a final destination. It's It's much more about how we go together and attending to the qualities of that.

I would also like to be able to gift my creativity and take it forward and offer it in ways that also help people see how magnificent the world is too.

So would love to be able to do that. Just need to finish a few things, just bring it together or just continually practice. Just keep going. Keep going. It does feel that I'm on the cusp of something.

It really does, and I've got everything I need.

I love playing music with other people. I love that moment of creativity where people join, and it really feeds my soul as an amateur with, you know, the root of amateur being amour. Yeah. For the love of it.

And I just have those moments where I want to grasp onto it and go, oh that's great, let's package that up, that could be great, we and it then just sort of feels so stuck rather than that moment of beauty where people are connected as an audience, as a participant, as musicians, as performers, as There's no distinction between between it all. So then therein lies a paradox of chasing and wanting those moments to package and ship and doing stuff just for the love of it and knowing that it it does. Because of that intrinsic to it.

So when there's moments of creativity that have intention intrinsic to it of selflessness. There's there's there's such a beautiful deliciousness that is so, attractive that it draws others in or draws me into that. There's a there's a there's a I'm exploring that sense of of, the magnetism of art through the intention of it.