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Tim 14d

I've heard about DM problems in Nostr. Apparently , you need a dedicated relay for them. What I said was that I suddenly remembered that friend gifted me Bitwig 8 Track Legacy a couple of years ago. I've now activated it in Linux Mint. Any quick start tips?

Tim 14d

I've just remembered a friend gifted me the 8 Track version of Bitwig which I've never tried. Great that it's available for Linux. Downloading now 😄

Tim 21d

Tim 19d

Gradually moving my music over to Wavlake: https://wavlake.com/tim-rowe

Tim 21d

The photo uploaded just now was just a test for Amethyst 😄

Tim 22d

Please welcome my friend Ade who flawlessly his a VN for me.

Tim 23d

I first came across the Gene Keys a couple of years ago. I didn’t approach it with great expectations. I’d had a reading decades earlier—when I was 16—from a well-known trance medium, and much of what she said had stayed with me. It was uncanny, and it prepared me for a life that never quite followed the usual script. But I never really had a language for any of it until I found this system. The Gene Keys didn’t give me answers in the way I expected. They gave me a mirror. I’m a musician, and former Yoga Nidra Facilitator and for most of my adult life, someone who struggled to make a living from any of those things. I carried guilt about that for a long time. I raised a family of five, often with the help of state benefits, and I often wondered if I’d somehow failed. A well-meaning friend once suggested I might be “work shy.” That comment stayed with me longer than I’d like to admit. But when I looked at my Gene Keys profile, something shifted. I’m a 4/6 Profile—the Opportunist and the Role Model. That explained so much. My life has always been relational. Opportunities came through people, not through plans or ambition. In some way, it looks like I’ve been a “gathering point” for others, often without trying—but I never knew how to turn that into conventional income. And the 6th Line showed me that my first fifty years were never meant to be about building or accumulating. They were about falling, observing, learning, and digesting. Now, I don’t see that as failure. It was preparation. My Life's Work is Gene Key 45, the Hub—which speaks to a natural tendency to gather people, not through effort, but simply through being present. My Evolution is Gene Key 26, the Artful Communicator, which has taught me something about timing: when to speak and when to stay silent, when to step forward and when to step back. My Radiance is Gene Key 22, the Emotional Antenna. I feel things deeply, and that can be tiring, but it's also opened up a kind of quiet connection with others that I don't take for granted. My Purpose is Gene Key 47, the Alchemist—which, for me, has shown up as a slow, steady ability to transform old pain into something quieter and more meaningful over time. My Incarnation Cross is the Left Angle Cross of the Alpha. That sounds grand, but what it really means is that I’m here to inspire by letting go—to guide by releasing, not by controlling. That’s not a role I ever sought, but looking back, it’s been the thread running through everything. The most healing part of the Gene Keys work, for me, was looking at my relationship with prosperity. I had never been able to generate a steady income from my gifts, and that has been a source of guilt for decades. The system didn’t promise me wealth. It didn’t offer a formula. But it helped me see that the way I receive support has always come through other people—often unexpectedly, often at the last moment. It’s never been reliable in the conventional sense, but it has been there. And that pattern, which I used to see as a weakness, I now recognise as part of my design. I had a sister who once wrote in a birthday card that I had been a guiding light in her life. A friend had a t-shirt printed for me that said he was grateful for “all this spiritual stuff” I had introduced him to. Those words meant more to me than any professional accolade. They weren’t about what I’d achieved. They were about who I’d been. And they helped me see that my value had never been measured by my income. I've also experienced moments of unexpected support when I needed it most—not because I asked, but because something in the connection moved someone to offer. I don't claim to understand why. I've learned to stop trying to force outcomes and to trust that the pattern has held me so far. That doesn't make life easy. It doesn't make me wealthy. But it does give me a strange and persistent kind of peace. The Gene Keys didn’t change my life. They reframed it. I stopped trying to be something I wasn’t. I stopped apologising for not fitting into systems that were never designed for me. I began to see my life not as a series of failures, but as a slow, unfolding fulfilment—on a timeline that made sense only from a distance. I’m not here to convince anyone of anything. I’m not here to promote a system or to suggest that it will fix anyone’s circumstances. But for me, it offered something rare: a language for what I had already lived, and a permission to stop struggling with who I am. I still make music. I occasionality facilitate Yoga Nidra. I still don’t earn much from any of it. But I don’t carry the same weight of guilt. I’ve come to trust that the people who are touched by what I offer are part of a different kind of economy—one that doesn’t show up on a bank statement. If you’ve ever felt like your gifts don’t translate into conventional success, or like your life doesn’t fit the standard template, I’d gently suggest that you might just be operating in a different currency. The Gene Keys don’t solve everything. They don’t offer easy answers. But they can, if you let them, hold up a clear mirror—and sometimes that’s enough. #genekeys #consciousness #contemplation

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