When hanging a picture on the wall we have to make sure it's not too high or too low, too left or too right. Sometimes we need the help of another eye to make sure the position is correct. This is very helpful, even necessary.

We carefully mark the point where the hanger will go into the wall. Now comes the time to decide how we'll go about this task. There will be two options: we can use a nail or a screw.

The hammer can pound the nail into the point with FORCE. The screwdriver finds the point and enters by slowly turning the screw into the wall. Both enable you to hang the picture; the first with force, the latter with MOTION.

In the case of the voice, however, we must be taught which method should be used to complete the task. It is crucial that we are constantly reminded that there is NO EMOTION WITHOUT MOTION. No hammering please. The alternative is much more enjoyable and kind to the voice.

NO NAILING

THE CHOICE US UP TO YOU!

Tom Schilling, May 1, 2020