2017年8月5日 星期六

捷運上同唱歌彩虹的背後故事


(Ajin 開口)

有誰敢告訴俺說,飽受孔儒教化填灌的人,能在陌生人群中產生如此歡愉的聚樂?中國夢裏是看不見彩虹的啦!

順便提醒,別忘了,當下的七八月盛暑在澳洲是冬天!



https://inspiralight.wordpress.com/2015/07/21/the-story-behind-the-train-passengers-singing-over-the-rainbow/

The Story Behind the Train Passengers Singing Over the Rainbow!

JULY 21, 2015 / INSPIRALIGHT

(谷歌翻譯)

捷運上乘客同唱歌彩虹的背後故事!

2015年7月21日/ INSPIRALIGHT

冬天星期一早上的藍調立即溶解在澳大利亞柏斯(Perth),因為整個乘客的乘客自發加入了解放者在本週的工作方式上唱歌,



彼得,社會運動的創始人進入上午751分的快車到柏斯(Perth),開始提供一個美麗的令人振奮的消息。這樣做的目的是為了讓人們對他們所做的工作感到認可,並展示當我們通過積極的共同經驗聚在一起時,相互提升是多麼的簡單。在一個不斷渴望指數級增長,忙碌和擴張的世界中,感覺不到我們的社區感到不舒服,斷絕和孤立。值得慶幸的是,我們發現,我們共同的人性只存在於像公共場所似的幽靈般的表面之下。我們決定將這個時刻作為一個人道主義檢查站;在短暫的時刻看到,除了我們的分歧之外,還有愛與人性。
最後發生的事情是不可思議的。 Pete手中的歌詞歌曲,而一個年輕的尤克里裡玩家帶出了一個老式的uke,並開始哼了一個天使般的彩虹之旅。幾秒鐘之內,其他市民決定加入社區的歡樂。
“我們有幾個解放者幫助滾球,但是超過60%的乘客是完全陌生的人。我們唱了整首歌,逐漸獲得信心和參與者。當我們完成了積極情緒的喧嘩之後,拍手,歡呼和微笑來自人們流傳。“米歇爾說,早上幫忙的解放者之一。
解放者對於這些公眾參與經歷而言,並不陌生,在柏斯(Perth)創造了多個自由與人際聯繫的例子,包括在線獲得了超過4000萬觀看次數的柏斯(Perth)火車派對。解放者為世界創造這些時刻,不再害怕公開表達自尊。我們暴露了我們自己的脆弱性的一個要素,以此來為那些不能這樣做的人賦予力量。這就是解放思想所在。
這個以柏斯(Perth)為基礎的國際社會運動的下一步是通過歐洲的五個首都城市把他們的愛與人際聯繫的概念,看看這些自發的喜悅是否普遍受到歡迎,或者只是在柏斯(Perth)。協助解放者向全球觀眾分享愛心,支持這裡的人群資金運動。


The Story Behind the Train Passengers Singing Over the Rainbow!
JULY 21, 2015 / INSPIRALIGHT
The Winter Monday morning blues instantly dissolved in Perth, Australia as an entire carriage of passengers spontaneously joined The Liberators in singing Somewhere Over the Rainbow on their way to work this week!
Peter, the founder of the social movement enters the 7:51am express train to Perth and starts off by contributing a beautifully uplifting message. The intent behind this was to allow people to feel recognised for the work they do and to demonstrate how simple it can be to uplift each other when we come together through positive shared experience. It can be easy to feel unappreciated, disconnected and isolated from our community in a world that constantly desires exponential growth, busy-ness and expansion. Thankfully, we’ve discovered our shared humanity exists just cm’s beneath the surface of a seemingly ghost like public places. We decided to create this moment as a humanitarian check-point; a brief moment in time to see that beyond our differences there is love and humanity.
What happens next is quite incredible to say the least. Pete hands out the lyrics to the song whilst a young Ukulele player brings out a vintage uke and starts to hum out an angelic version of Somewhere Over the Rainbow. Within seconds other members of the public decide to join in on this outpouring of community joy.
“We had a few of the Liberators help get the ball rolling, however more than 60% of the passengers who sung along were complete strangers. We sung the entire song, progressively gaining confidence and participants as we went. When we finished an uproar of positive emotion, claps, cheers and smiles came streaming from the people.” Said Michelle, one of the Liberators who helped in the morning.
The Liberators are no strangers to these public participatory experiences having created multiple examples of freedom & human connection in Perth including the Perth Train Party which gained more than 40 million views online. The Liberators create these moments for the world to no longer be fearful of respectful self-expression in public. We expose an element of our own vulnerability as a way to give strength to those who are unable to do so yet. This is where the idea of Liberation comes in to the picture.
The next step for this Perth based international social movement is taking their concepts of love and human connection through 5 capital cities in Europe to see if these acts of spontaneous joy are universally well received or if it’s just in Perth. Assist the Liberators in sharing the love to a global audience by supporting their crowd funding campaign here.


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