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The Transformational Troubadour, Bridging Daily Life and Soul Consciousness ~ Bob Sima, Singer-Songwriter The Transformational Troubadour is a teacher, a guide, and a mystic, but through the medium of melody. His music bridges daily life and soul consciousness. When Bob Sima leaves the stage – whether at a concert hall, a listening room, a spiritual center, a yoga festival, a prison, a conference or a hospital -- people are so deeply moved that they find it hard to express the power of what they have experienced. And many are changed forever. Beyond the songs, beyond the voice, beyond the stories. He speaks the language of the Universe, the language of the soul, the language of the heart. He’s not just singing to his audience, he is the musical navigation that guides people to reconnect to themselves and to each other. That is part of the experience. Bob sings through the static and connects audiences in a very visceral, powerful way, changing the vibration and consciousness in the room. Audiences are truly awestruck, often exiting as if walking on a cloud. Sima and his music touch the core essence common to all humans – a longing for peace and personal knowing. The need for belonging to something greater than oneself. The yearning for love in all forms – internal, external and universal. The desire to leave what was and embrace what is to come. He not only connects to his audience, the audience connects with each other. His music heals and expands the heart, transforming lives forever. The unique beauty of his songs draw upon ancient wisdom and modern masters to uplift, inspire, motivate and gently nudge listeners to live life differently, to reach for something more. For more information visit: www.BobSima.com
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