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The need to "get deep"

Bill Dawley

The famous blues guitarist/singer John Lee Hooker passed on recently in Los Altos, California. Writing about Hooker in The Boston Phoenix, writer Ted Drozdowski called Hooker's music a "spiritual tonic." Commenting on the musician's trademark outfit—white suit, matching fedora, and his always-present dark sunglasses, Drozdowski quoted Hooker as saying, "I get so deep when I sing that teardrops come into my eyes. I wear dark glasses so you won't see the teardrops."

Getting deep. It's what the "creative process" is about. And, in a way, it's what the Science of Christianity is about, too.

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