Kris King is interviewed by Sherrie Frank, Vice President of WINGS Seminars
And now for something completely different! In this blog post Sherrie Frank, the VP of Wings interviews Kris in a Q & A style. Sherrie asks Kris questions about her life before Wings, what she’s learning right now and her thoughts about the future.
Keep the conversation going! Have you ever had a moment where you thought, “Gosh, I wish I could ask Kris how to handle this or how to do this differently.”? Over the next few months we’ll gather your questions and put together another Q & A post, this time answering your questions. Send an email with your interview questions to: kris@wings-seminars.com
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Jerry Musselman 
Betty Thornton 
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Sherrie Frank 
Outstanding site, helpful info. Thank you with regard to this great article – I will be certain to look through your site much more often.
Thank you Melvina for your kind remarks. This is being a wonderful way to interact with people I have never met and share my life experiences. Let me know when you drop by again!
With love and gratitude,
Kris
This is just what I was looking for. Thank you so much. Do you provide an RSS Feed I can subscribe to? Please let me know. Thanks again.
Hi Dottie,
Thank you for your note. I am delighted that you found me and that you liked what you found.
There is more for you in the archives and categories at the top of the page.
The RSS feed is the orange one above to the left of the vertical line.
Come again.
With love and gratitude,
Kris
Hi Kris,
What a lovely story about you feeling the love, power, and memories through holding a piece of material that brought those memories flooding back like a river, but seeming so real at the time, as if it was happening in the now.
Your story brought back my recent memories, of my two neices that were killed in a car accident, Dec. 11,09, just hours after their Father pasted on of a long term illness. My Sister, Bebe’s, whole family wiped out in one day. When the police showed up with Dixi’s cell phone, they asked Bebe if this was her Daughter’s phone and proceeded to inform her that Dixi & Kristen had been killed at 5:00 pm that evening in a head on accident only 5 miles from her home. They were coming home to help make arrangements for their Father’s funeral. I held my Sister as we cried through our memories. I ended up staying three weeks with my Sister, to make funeral arrangement, and sort through the girls belongs. Bebe gave me a pair of Dixi’s clogs, that I now wear with love and precious memories, of a life that gave so much to others.
Thank you for your sharing. Your stories always bring healings to my heart.
Love, Mindy Lyman
Hi sweet woman,
Thank you for your touching letter…”a whole family wiped out in one day.” What commitment and courage it takes to face the truth and heal.
I am so happy that my sharing opens your heart. Our memories of those we love are so precious.
With love and gratitude,
Kris
Hi Kris,
something from overseas in his travels while in the Navy. My favorite was the beautiful silk kimono he got for me from Hong Kong when I was about 8. It was red, with green and white flowers, and was soft and cool to the touch. I felt like a princess when I wrapped myself in it. It dragged on the ground at first, but by the time I was grown, it was mid-calf.
You are a great story-teller, and I love listening to your podcasts. They are a nice break in the day for pause and reflection of things that are important in life.
1) Seeing the kimono on your website made me catch my breath. Before anything else, a picture of my Grandpa passed in front of me, big, kind-hearted, big loud laugh, and a tender soul who always brought his “favorite granddaughter” (and Only granddaughter..
2) It was my comfort robe when all was bad around me. It reminded me of Grandpa and all that was good in the world. All the good memories we had together would help me.
3) I was diagnosed with cancer last year, and am not quite a 1-yr. survivor yet. I would go the extra mile for my family, of course!…But also all the friends that have helped me this last year and have gone the extra mile for me!
Thank you Marie for your heart-felt response. I acknowledge your courage and unconditional love. With love and gratitude,
Kris
Hi Kris, just enjoyed listening to The Falling Kimono and was touched by the story, and even more touched by hearing your voice again. I have such fond memories of the many times I was in your presence and hold you in the highest regard. You are a visioary, a star, wise beyond my knowing. And you have always seemed to hold me in high regard, beyond that which I have ever held myself. It is if you can see the real essential me without the messy surface that occupies my attention. It’s been some tiime since I reconnected with the work that you do, and I’ve been taking some interesting side trips like alcoholism and depression. I’ve now stopped drinking and am beginning to rediscover myself and the world, the many blessings I live with. Nice hearing your voice again. Tom
You are such a dear man to me…I hope you will come back and play again. You have inspired me many times! With love and gratitude,
Kris
Hi Kris,
Thank you for this exercise. Here is my response.
1) Ever since I was a young child I dreamed about wolves. I really knew nothing about them. I soon realized that NO ONE “knew” wolves, understood them at a deep social and developmental level. I knew I could obtain a wolf and learn. I knew it would work, no matter what others said. I got LUPEY.
2) This magnificent beast was my companion for eleven plus years, living with me in England, New York, Oregon, and Nova Scotia. He taught me how to observe, how to relate to a creature different from me but one that was deeply social. He taught me that wolves are delicate and sophisticated social beings. I truly learned as much about behavior from Lupey as I have from any other living creature, humans included. He became a treasure in my life. He shared with me. I loved him.
3) So, I will answer your third question by saying I am now compelled to go “the extra mile” to share Lupey’s life with others. Its the book. Its a need to honor him, and thereby honor something deep within me. Something he gave me. But its a book that goes beyond “a wolf”. Its a relationship, perhaps the most profound I have ever had in my own life. Its a relationship that taught me the joys of mystery in our universe. Yes, …..its Lupey. I WILL honor him.
It is time to honor Lupey and yourself…go the extra mile, John and you will be amazed. With love and gratitude,
Kris