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Welcome to the Taos Winds Blog. While this blog has been around for several years, it’s only now that I truly feel inspired to breathe new life into it. Over the years, my main focus has been on creating music and sharing videos, but I have come to realize that this space offers a unique opportunity to share more than just tunes and visuals.

Here, I hope to post my thoughts, reflections, and ponderings, little insights into my journey and perhaps the creative process behind Taos Winds. This blog will also serve as a place for occasional updates and news about what’s happening on my Taos Winds music channel. I'm looking forward to connecting with you in a more personal way, allowing this to be a corner of the internet where music, musings, and stories come together.

So, I invite you to bookmark this page and check back from time to time. Let’s see where this path leads us together.

Peace, my friends!

Bill / Taos Winds

Can You Awaken Your Third Eye in a Moment?

Greeting friends,

I received a comment recently on my “Awaken Your Third Eye” video, by far my most popular video on my channel. There are several common threads in the comments of what people are seeing and experiencing, but this one stood out. The commenter said “To awaken third eye yogis struggle for years and some for a lifetime. I don’t think we can open the third eye in five minutes.”

First off, let me say that I totally understand what he is saying. I understand the work that many put in to finding this place of enlightenment. But, as you will see, there are other ways to reach that place.

Taos Winds - "The Garden"

A few years ago as I was walking along my path, I had seven seeds in my hand. I didn't really know what to do with them, so I tossed them into the dirt along my path. I came back through there a few months later, and the seeds had taken root and flourished into the most beautiful flowers. I admired them for while and then moved on along my path. Later, months later, I came back along that part of my journey and they were spreading and growing far more beautiful still. So I decided to water them, with the hopes that someday they would become a beautiful garden, filled with many flowers, birds and animals for all to enjoy.  

I named the garden Taos Winds, and it has indeed grown into a wondrous garden.

Bill (Taos Winds)