”Four” & The Enneagram

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Sleeping At Last

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4.8 • 2.4K Ratings

🗓️ 13 April 2018

⏱️ 88 minutes

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Summary

New song debut: "Four" - the fourth of nine songs inspired by the nine Enneagram types! "Four" belongs to the ongoing series of songs, Atlas by Sleeping At Last. In this episode, you'll hear how the song came about, the Enneagram, who an Enneagram type "Four" is and so much more! Guest: Chris Heuertz. Show Notes: Get the song: "Four" everywhere music is! Spotify: http://bit.ly/AtlasYearTwo Chris Heuertz' "The Sacred Enneagram" Book: amzn.to/2fNsW0m Subscribe to the Atlas: Year Two: www.sleepingatlast.com/atlas/

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0:00.0	Hi there. My name is Ryan and I make music under the name Sleeping At Last. And this podcast is where
0:06.3	I have the incredible privilege of getting to share with you how each of the songs that I'm writing
0:11.2	get made. And I get a chance to tell you why I recorded what I recorded, why I wrote what I wrote,
0:16.1	and the meaning and heart behind every lyric and every choice that I'm making in each of these
0:21.2	songs. So really it's the how a song starts from nothing and becomes something. Technically,
0:27.5	music is invisible. So I guess it's still kind of nothing. But anyway, I'm so excited to get to
0:33.6	talk to you guys today because it marks the the the release date or I like to consider it the birth
0:39.7	date of my brand new song 4. 4 was of course inspired by the the any gram type 4. And if you are
0:47.6	unfamiliar, I am currently in the middle of a project in which I am writing nine songs inspired
0:52.9	by the nine beautifully unique any gram types. And I'm so excited to show you guys the song today
1:03.7	and to tell you how it got made. I truly can't believe that not only are you guys kind enough to
1:09.3	listen to my songs, but that you'd be curious at all that to hear how these songs became songs. So
1:15.3	thank you. Thank you so much for choosing to listen. If you've listened to the previous episodes
1:22.4	in particular the the episodes that I detail the the making of my any gram type 1 and type 2 and
1:29.2	type 3 songs that are currently available, you should already be familiar with my my dear friend
1:34.2	Chris Hewertz who is basically this podcast resident any gram expert. I'm so honored to have him
1:41.2	speak with us today about the any gram type 4s and so Chris thank you so much for for being
1:46.9	willing to share your insights with us again. Thanks so much for having me Ryan. It's been
1:51.8	really great being a part of these conversations and I really actually want to
1:57.2	affirm you and what you're doing because I think what you've essentially uncovered with the process
2:03.6	of these songs is a rewind to what the any gram was was originally sort of reclaimed for. You know
2:11.2	102 years ago when George Gersief rediscovered let's say the any gram he rediscovered this as a
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