Concert a C-Word)A Fun Fundraising Concert in Offenbach that was all about UNITY

I know that it’s a little unconventional, to say the least, to use an article from a newspaper as the photo for an online article but in this case an acception had to be made. 

That said, I’d like to write about what happened on August 12th in my own words.

I am Leonard Nimoy Slater (CEO and founder of The Lucky Mushroom UG) and I am proud to have hosted this event.

When I decided to use Lucky to use Lucky (the puppet) as the ambassador of Hashemo’s Haus I knew that Lucky would be great. Lucky was born on the idea of unity. From Lucky’s inception Lucky was meant to unite; to unite the art world, unite the music world, unite the worlds of every individual that still believes in the kindness and generosity of the human spirit. Lucky from its inception was meant to unite us all. To remind us that we are indeed humans although most of us believe that we have been reduced to being powerless puppets.

Lucky the puppet, being autonomous, loves the autonomy of human existence and promotes it everywhere, all the time. If we all just recognized ourselves and others as the Lucky Mushrooms that we all are. “Lucky Mushroom” is a German term (glückspilz) that translates into; “an individual that receives blessings and is protected by a higher power and is thus considered very lucky”.  In other words, a Lucky Mushroom in Germany is an extremely Lucky individual.

That said, we were all Lucky Mushrooms on August 12 to have experienced Irie Yute live onstage. Dalwayne and Rik Jam, two artists from the island nation of Jamaica, both took the small audience of Lucky Mushrooms to a place of pure irie tranquility. Language, nationality, skin color, ethnicity, none of these things seem to matter. The only thing that seemed to matter as the band Irie Yute played and the voices and lyrics of Dalwayne and Rik Jam were being heard was Jah and the message of love and unity.

J is the 10th Letter of the English Alphabet and it is the first letter of the word Jamaica.  Lucky loves to jump to Jamaican music!

For readers that are not able to speak German, you are probably still a little confused about the article and why I used it. Thanks for your patience and now I will try and explain. I do not use AI so bear with me. I know that most readers have become accustomed to AI-generated content and are no longer accustomed to what might be perceived as the ramblings of an artist such as myself.

In a nutshell, the article says that I (Leonard Nimoy Slater) am a veteran of the US ARMY and that I have been teaching English as a second language for the last 25 years in Frankfurt, Germany. I am the founder of a company that has the very ambitious goal of making GERMANY the place where kids learn English as the language from Lucky Mushroom is “pure”, meaning it is untainted by political or religious ideologies. Red and Blue are just that; the color red and blue (colors of the spectrum) and not political ideologies. Most of my students attend schools in the private sector.

I founded a non-profit and based it in the United States so that kids in the public school sector would not get left behind. I wanted to make sure that all kids would have access to this great product.

The article goes on to say that Reggae music is at the heart of my endeavors. I use reggae music to spread the word about Hashemo’s Haus as reggae has consistently spread the message of love, peace, and unity through music and Jah (God in all living creatures).

The article also touches on that spirit! It also touches on the spirit of Hashemo’s Haus:

https://www.hashemoshaus.com/

The Lucky Mushroom is rapidly changing and growing. I would like to personally invite you to join us on our adventure. My faith in humanity is based on the wonderful children that I see every day. Thanks to the new role for Lucky at Hashemo’s Haus and Lucky’s own development, we will fight for and grow with the children.

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