Annie Anton and Heather Christie
Left – “At a Halloween gathering I met her. I saw her singing in this drum circle and couldn’t take my eyes off of her. Then I began singing over her shoulder, which I had never felt comfortable doing before – singing in public that is, and when she looked up at me, I saw this ‘yes, sister join me!’ energy coming from her. That surprised me. In my experience, having women encourage and support one another wasn’t the norm, let alone a ‘stranger’ doing this. There was no competitive energy. And it was like I was seeing my own sister.”
Left – “Heather really is a sister to me. There’s this crazy remembrance that happens when I look into her eyes. We’re connected. When we sing together it’s the same thing. Our voices dance together without much effort at all. It’s a divine spark. There’s no doubt that we are meant to create together. She’s has really helped me find my voice and step into that place of fearlessness in my expression.”