Sing and let your voice be heard!

Home again after having sung the gospel for almost 3 hours.
I thought before I went back to singing that I will let my voice be heard and it is so calming to know that I´ve cleared my throatchakra. I feel a lot lighter and more confident that I have a voice that can be heard and that I can hear myself aswell.
I knew nobody at the theater but I never felt alone, I talked to one or two but I did not had the need of talking to anyone. It felt so good because before I would feel so terribly alone if I was at such an event all by myself, but I was not alone. I had me. It was so touching to feel that emotion of not being alone.Perhaps I have finally become friends with myself. 
I´m proud of me.
At the concert there are so many different personalities and it´s interesting how they act and react to each other. 

 Swedish people have sometimes a fear of someone talking to them but when you go on talking and they get interested in what you have to say than they can talk for ages.

 Germans are more talkative and have more of a temper, in a good way. 
Swedes are more difficult to get to know better, they don´t open their door to anyone who in their eyes is a stranger. But Swedes are more gentle and have an open mind about things.
I like living in Sweden but if you asked me where I would like to live I would choose Berlin. 

 I will now go to bed. I had a very long day with lots of music, joy and thanking the Lord for this day.
Namaste!

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