Ain't No Way's status as a queer love song has been a subject of debate in recent times. In 2018, the writer Andrew Martone described it as "an undercover LGBT anthem", highlighting the lyric "stop trying to be someone you're not" as a coded message to a secret lesbian lover, asking them to accept their sexuality. The story the song tells is haunting at its very core, and could be interpreted as representing the realities of millions of queer women around the world who feel they cannot love freely. Other lyrics include the lines "I know that a woman’s duty is to help and love a man, and that’s the way, it was planned/ Oh but how can I how can I how can I/ Give you all the things I have/ If you're tying both of my hands". I liked the songs a lot. They were different from the records that went into the charts at that point; the songs I did were nothing like anything that was in the charts, and that was my mistake. We were too far ahead of the market. Langeslag SJE, et al. (2016). Regulation of romantic love feelings: Preconceptions, strategies, and feasibility. While 71 countries still criminalise same-sex relationships, with 11 retaining the death penalty as punishment, as Pride Month comes to an end, it is worth revisiting a 53-year-old ballad that offered an alternative vision of love for generations that followed. The concept of Love’s Way began as the hearts desire of one person, Brian McGowan. His life of learning was destined to result in sharing the light of heaven.

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Throughout all of these adventures, The Creator has shown Brian many things. These stories will be shared as time goes on, but there is one story in particular that’s quite amazing. Around 1996 Brian was shown a vision of the future; he saw that he would live in Texas along with the rest of his family, he also saw himself with a woman who was his significant other. There were tornadoes everywhere, a most impressive amount of them, but Brian knew that he and his family were safe from them. Next, Brian found himself on a sandy red dirt road next to his significant other, there were tornados all around and one was coming right towards them. When Brian’s significant other expressed some fear, Brian said it’s ok and that they were safe. At that time Brian covered her on the road and the tornadoes passed by with no harm. The census collection is designed so that each group of postcodes should contain at least 100 people (50 in Scotland). It might also have been particularly personal for Carolyn: she told Aretha's biographer David Ritz that Erma and Aretha were "chasing after boys when I was discovering that my romantic preference went in an entirely different direction... it took me a long time to find my own identity and voice". In Ritz's biography, Respect: The Life of Aretha Franklin, Erma is quoted as saying of Carolyn, "I consider her a great woman… She went her own way, lived her own life, and found freedom in her individuality." Oravecz Z, et al. (2016). Do people agree on what makes one feel loved? A cognitive psychometric approach to the consensus on felt love.

This is done to preserve the anonymity of the people in that area, as some postcodes cover a very small area, sometimes a single building. For Scotland, 2011 data is shown (update coming soon, the Scottish census was delayed by a year unlike the rest of the UK). Since this time, Brian has travelled the world in search of deepening his experience. In his travels he spent time in China and Tibet learning from the old masters of the Dragon Gate school; this is a Kung Fu lineage focused on internal development and energy. Brian became a Master in the lineage and continues his practice to this day. In his training, Brian went without food for weeks in the Himalayas, practicing the technique of using Love to sustain our bodies. Imagine that; there is a Kung Fu lineage that teaches people to breath and be in Love with all of life! After a few weeks of meditation and breathing in the consciousness of Love, Brian was able to stop his heart for over a minute on command; it’s amazing what we find when we take time to be still and listen. If you would like to know more, we’ve archived an article he wrote after the experience. Although Aretha Franklin performed Ain't No Way sparingly throughout her luminous musical career, the song has taken on new lives with beautiful renditions by Patti LaBelle, Cissy Houston, Whitney Houston, and Mary J Blige. Performances by newer singers like Jennifer Hudson, Amber Riley, Ledisi Anibade, Sisaundra Lewis, Vanessa Haynes, and Cynthia Erivo have reintroduced it to a new generation. When Brian was a young man he was imprisoned for marijuana. He spent that time in meditation and growing in his living relationship with the One Creator. The night before he was to be released something very powerful happened. As he settled in for the night he looked up into the darkness and was suddenly consumed from head to toe by a vibration. He felt as if he were raising up into the air although he could not see for there was no light in this prison. As the vibration grew to be more consuming, Brian was shown a vision of himself in the future and a world needing to know the Love that heaven has for it.

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Your journey in this world is truly a battle for your mind. Our world invests so much into convincing your mind of so many things. In all of the information the world solicits, only so much of it is for the good of all; much of it is for the good of a single self. We can be free and serve each other in a beautiful way through The Law of Love!