Liz Caplan

And I was like, Hmm.

And the audience applauded.

And I was like, Oh, that feels good too.

Um, but mostly I felt my own instrument as a healing mechanism for myself and how sound at six years old made people respond.

I agree.

Interestingly, the response from the audience was not for me, at least to my recollection, six years old.

It wasn't so much based in ego as it was, it felt good to me, but it mostly felt good to me because I elicited a response from a large crowd.

And it was because I also got to open my mouth and express myself freely, which was new for me at that time.

And I certainly do not recall whatsoever what led up to me singing that song or being asked to sing it.

I have no idea.

I have to really go into a past life regression to do that.

It started me off understanding the truly healing –

formula of the human voice for oneself.

And that's one of the questions you asked.

And also for others.

And I think I could sort of sum up that healing perspective of like, if I kind of kept going through my life, if anything changed,

Like not fantastic was happening to me at any point.

I'll cite examples.

I didn't get a good grade on a test or somebody, a boyfriend broke up with me or something like that.

I literally would go to the piano and start singing.