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Oct 4, 2026

Lisa LittlebirdHOST
6:42
I want to share some lyrics that we're singing this season.
Lisa LittlebirdHOST
6:47
The two closer songs for our choir season are called Through Your Hands and Underdog.
Lisa LittlebirdHOST
6:54
And Reveal, you know, in our kind of concert arc where we're moving from resourcing ourselves and, to attuning to something deeper, a deeper wisdom, a divine connection, an earth connection, a source of well-being and love, to following whatever instructions we receive there and going forth.
Lisa LittlebirdHOST
7:22
One of the ways that I felt would be most appropriate to close the concert, knowing that all of our instructions will be different, So there isn't one answer to this question that's going to be the same for every person.
Lisa LittlebirdHOST
9:13
In time, you will move mountains and it will come through your hands.
Lisa LittlebirdHOST
9:19
What I love about that is, for me, voice in this context represents mind the ego mind the part of us that wants to dictate what things should be and speaks from a pulpit about the righteous way and That this is so resonant for me when it says your voice cannot command It can't change the world but in time if we're patient and what will move mountains is our hands, is the little acts that come through our actual body, the moments of love and presence and acts of service that we do every day.
Lisa LittlebirdHOST
10:04
And The second song that I want to share, our last song of the season, is by Alicia Keys, and it's called Underdog.
Lisa LittlebirdHOST
10:17
And I chose this song because in the early stages of holding the prayer of this choir season, I was talking with my dear friend Alexis Davis, our dear friend Alexis Davis, who's another guest on this season's podcast.

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