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Che Guevara On Changing The World


Posted by Michael Skye on 10 Jan 2012 / 0 Comment


Why the Visionary Troubadour path for me right now? Well, Che Guevara, who’s hometown I’ve been staying in for the past few weeks in Argentina, has an answer, “Let the world change you and you can change the world.” So… I’ve been letting go of trying to “change the world,” and am now inviting and [...]

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Learning From Feeling


Posted by Michael Skye on 07 Jan 2012 / 0 Comment


So, interesting developments in the last 24 hours here.  Within the last 24 hours I’ve found out that both the people that were going to host me the next few weeks can’t host me (one couple her in Cordoba and a Brasilian girl in Rio), and yet I’ve booked my flight to Rio based on [...]

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Returning to Rio! And Miracles of Couch Surfing


Posted by Michael Skye on 05 Jan 2012 / 4 Comments


So as I was pricing tickets to Rio today, I received an invitation from a local Cordobes couple to “couchsurf” with them next week.  I met them at a CouchSurfing gathering earlier this week, and we shared a passionate conversation about the virtues of traveling deeply beyond one’s culture and exploring new ways of life. [...]

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Hostels, Laptops and And A Course In Miracles


Posted by Michael Skye on 03 Jan 2012 / 0 Comment


So, I’m sitting in a cozy little hostel here in Cordoba, Argentina pondering lap tops, hostels and A Course In Miracles. There’s a really sweet family vibe here at Tango Hostel, and it’s far nicer and cozier than other hostels I’ve stayed in. It’s under new ownership, and the three new owners are in their [...]

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In Limbo In Cordoba


Posted by Michael Skye on 02 Jan 2012 / 1 Comment


So, this web site is not yet ready to go, but it’s time to start blogging. I feel some hesitancy to begin revealing the intimacies of my journey, and often have doubts about how public I desire my life to be. Many times last year in Brasil, I contemplated just disappearing there… leading a very [...]

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