Tonight, my son asks me, “What’s Black rock?” and I realized that any answer I gave him would be filled with references to concepts that he wouldn’t understand. So, I’m on the hunt for a simple definition. It’s not enough to tell him, as I did in an earlier post, that Black rock is an invitation for us to be brave, which I believe it is.
What I’m searching for is a simple idea, one that will spark the imaginations of both children and adults. We need a response that’s simple, elegant and powerful.
If you have any thoughts on this subject, I’d love to hear them.
Wait until he’s 14 and let him read this.
So I went through a similar dilemma (explaining it to myself) and I dedicated one of my podcasts to what I thought the roots of Black rock are (and I continuously play what I think it is today)
hope it helps, hope you like it.
stay green.
v.
http://sundaynightjamsessions.blogspot.com/2007/04/rock-on-wit-yo-black-self.html
Thanks, Venus, for stopping by. Glad to make the connection. I’ll look forward to checking out your blog going forward.