Satori Funk Macheen

@satorifunkmacheen.bsky.social

“a man of peace in a savage land . . . Suburbia” MDiv, MS, LAC. Counselor. Hospice Bereavement. Former Chaplain. Ex-pastor. Family man. Music lover. Book absorber. Sunbaked desert dweller. "awkward pirouettes in the general direction of hope & joy"

Good morning, Blue Sky! "I want to say a little something that’s long overdue The disrespect to women has got to be through To all the mothers and the sisters and the wives and friends I wanna offer my love and respect till the end" (Happy Birthday to the Beastie Boys' Adam Yauch!)

This site limits video length so here’s a partial clip of my latest video that picks up in the bridge and rolls through the final verse and outro guitar solo. The song is called “Take Me Back”. Preorders start Friday.

“We discovered the Grateful Dead on our own … We had a friend that dragged us to a show when we were like 18, and it changed my life. Jerry saved my life. In this community you can just be free, be yourself.” For Deadheads across the country, the music never stops: www.npr.org/sections/the...

Twins Keith and Nate Chapman, 34, pose for a photo at All Good Now festival ahead of Dark Star Orchestra's set. "We discovered the Grateful Dead on our own, no one older in our family ever came across that, so it was something very unique to us. We had a friend that dragged us to a show when we were like 18 and it changed my life. Jerry saved my life. In this community you can just be free, be yourself." said Keith. Nate added, "It made me way more social, I was scared of everyone, but everyone here is my friend, as soon as I got here I felt welcomed."