iStock by Getty Images On my morning walks this week, I've been captivated by "Take Me to the Mountain," a song by the singer-songwriter, musical producer, and social activist Jennifer Berezan. I wanted to write about the song, which I learned about in a yoga class, both to deepen my experience of the music and to invite others who may be unfamiliar with Berezan's work to
I was not previously familiar with Jennifer Berezan, but had to listen after reading your insightful post. What a deeply moving song and I love her voice!
I’ve recently been feeling like I’ve become a bit jaded and weary of fighting for a better world that just doesn’t seem within reach like it did when I was younger. And I feel guilty for not fighting as hard as I used to, but this song and your insight have perked me up a bit and given me a new perspective to ponder.
Thanks for introducing Jennifer Berezan to me. I love that she lets the song slowly unfold. The poignant lyrics. Her soulful voice. The lengthy interludes between the verses invite deep reflection.
Your interpretation is right on. I appreciate her ability to recall our youthful enthusiasm while reflecting on the persistence and difficulty overcoming injustice all these years hence.
I was not previously familiar with Jennifer Berezan, but had to listen after reading your insightful post. What a deeply moving song and I love her voice!
I’ve recently been feeling like I’ve become a bit jaded and weary of fighting for a better world that just doesn’t seem within reach like it did when I was younger. And I feel guilty for not fighting as hard as I used to, but this song and your insight have perked me up a bit and given me a new perspective to ponder.
As always, thank you for sharing Glen!
Thanks for introducing Jennifer Berezan to me. I love that she lets the song slowly unfold. The poignant lyrics. Her soulful voice. The lengthy interludes between the verses invite deep reflection.
Your interpretation is right on. I appreciate her ability to recall our youthful enthusiasm while reflecting on the persistence and difficulty overcoming injustice all these years hence.
Thanks for your outstanding posting, Glen.