On Getting Out of Your Cages

October 30th, 2007 § Leave a Comment

(r] davidloughry.com

John Cage, the composer, was once asked what advice he would have for people. He said: “Get out of whatever cage you are in.” Apart from this being a clever spin on his own name, it’s really a very profound bit of advice. So we need to sometimes ask: What cage am I in? What can I do to get out of it?

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