Sam Darris - Singer & Songwritter

Hey everyone, Sam Darris here! 🎤 Hope you're all having a great week.
Just wanted to talk about something I've been following closely - the MotoGP standings. It's been an incredible season, and what Marc Márquez is doing is just insane. He's making a huge difference in the championship. With 418 points, he's got a massive lead, really showing why he's one of the best. It's so exciting to watch!
On a different note, I want to give a massive shoutout to my friends in Jakarta, Surabaya, Bandung, and all over Indonesia! 🙏 Your support on Spotify has been incredible, and we're seeing some amazing growth there thanks to all of you. It means the world to me. Terima kasih banyak! (Thank you very much!)
Let me know in the comments who you're rooting for in MotoGP and if you have any song requests. I'm always reading what you guys have to say.
Cheers,
Sam

5 days ago | [YT] | 2

Sam Darris - Singer & Songwritter

Alright, let me tell you, this isn't just about writing songs anymore; it's about rewriting my whole operating system. Using Joe Dispenza's work – specifically Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself, You Are the Placebo, and Becoming Supernatural – has been like getting a master class in self-reprogramming, and for me, that path absolutely guided me to cleanse and deepen my connection with God. It wasn't just mental; it was deeply spiritual.
Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself: Dismantling the Old Sam
Before I even thought about "reprogramming," I had to see what I was running on. Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself hit me like a revelation. It laid out how much of my life was just a loop of unconscious thoughts, reactions, and emotions, all tied to past experiences. My "self" was basically a collection of habits – a particular way of thinking, feeling, and behaving that was keeping me stuck.
For years, my connection with God, or what I thought it was, felt... distant, sometimes even judgmental. It was filtered through my past disappointments, my perceived failures, and the limiting beliefs I'd picked up. Joe taught me that my emotions are essentially a chemical feedback loop from my past. If I was feeling guilt, shame, or unworthiness, I was literally creating more of that reality, and that included how I perceived my divine connection.
The first step was becoming aware. I started observing my thoughts, the constant chatter, the underlying feelings. I realized I was often running programs of fear, doubt, and unworthiness that were completely at odds with what I believed about a loving, infinite God. So, the "breaking the habit" part for my spiritual journey meant:
* Observing the Loops: Noticing when I'd fall into old patterns of self-criticism or doubt about my worthiness in God's eyes.
* Interrupting the Pattern: Instead of reacting, I'd consciously choose to breathe, pause, and step away from the automated emotional response.
* Defining a New Self: I began to meditate on who I wanted to be in relation to the divine – not a fearful servant, but a beloved child, co-creator, and receiver of grace.
This foundational work was crucial because you can't install new software if the old, corrupted files are still running in the background. It created the space for a different kind of spiritual relationship.
You Are the Placebo: Believing in Divine Healing and Connection
Once I started to understand that my thoughts and emotions weren't just fleeting states but powerful chemical signals, You Are the Placebo took it to a whole new level. This book showed me the undeniable scientific evidence that our minds can create profound physical and mental changes just through belief.
For me, this translated directly to my spiritual connection. If a person can heal themselves from a physical ailment by believing in a sugar pill, what could I do for my spiritual health and my relationship with God by truly believing in God's unconditional love, presence, and guidance?
I started treating my prayers and meditations not as asking for something external, but as activating an internal connection that was always there. I began to actively generate the feeling of being loved, supported, and guided by God, even when my external circumstances might have suggested otherwise. It was about moving from intellectual belief to an embodied, cellular knowing.
* Intentional Feeling: During meditation, I wouldn't just think about God's love; I would try to feel it in every cell of my body, generating gratitude, peace, and immense trust.
* Visualizing the Cleansing: I would visualize any old doubts, fears, or perceived "sins" being washed away, not by external judgment, but by an internal divine light, making space for pure connection.
* Affirming Worthiness: I'd regularly affirm my inherent worthiness and divine nature, actively challenging the old programs that told me I was somehow separate or flawed. It was about truly becoming the placebo for my own spiritual healing.
Becoming Supernatural: Living in a State of Divine Flow
Becoming Supernatural was the culmination, the guide to not just breaking old habits and believing, but to consistently being in a state where I could tap into something beyond the ordinary – a direct line to the divine, to what Joe calls the "unified field."
This is where the rubber met the road for my spiritual journey. It wasn't about trying to find God anymore; it was about becoming so aligned, so present, that I could experience God's presence as an inherent part of my being. Joe's advanced meditations, which combine focused attention, elevated emotions, and energy centers, became my daily practice for this.
I learned to move my awareness through my body, activating different energy centers, and then to lift my energy and awareness out of my body and into the vastness of the field. In those moments, when I could quiet my analytical mind and surrender to the unknown, I felt an undeniable connection. It wasn't a thought; it was an experience of pure love, unity, and infinite intelligence.
* Elevating Emotion: This wasn't just about feeling good; it was about generating powerful, elevated emotions like awe, appreciation, gratitude, and unconditional love before I even asked for anything. This felt like speaking the true language of the divine.
* Opening the Heart: Joe emphasizes the heart center. For me, connecting with God became less about my head and more about opening my heart to receive and transmit love.
* Surrendering to the Unknown: This was crucial. Releasing the need to control or understand everything, and just allowing the divine intelligence to work through me. It's like letting the song write itself, rather than forcing every note.
* Living from a New State: The goal wasn't just a powerful meditation; it was to carry that feeling of connection, that elevated state, into my daily life – into my songwriting, my relationships, my challenges.
The Cleansing of Connection
So, how did this cleanse my connection with God? It stripped away all the layers of fear, judgment, and limitation that I'd projected onto the divine. It showed me that the "distance" I felt wasn't from God, but from my own old programs. By reprogramming myself to embody love, worthiness, and an open heart, I found that my connection with God wasn't something external I had to chase, but an intrinsic part of who I am.
It's like tuning an instrument (my body and mind) to the divine frequency. The static cleared, the harmony became clear, and suddenly, the symphony of my life felt aligned with a much grander, more beautiful composition. It's still a daily practice, a constant refinement, but it's a journey from "breaking the habit of being separate" to truly "becoming supernatural" in a divine embrace.

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1 month ago | [YT] | 1

Sam Darris - Singer & Songwritter

You've hit on some of the most fascinating aspects of Marc Marquez's genius! His approach to the sport, particularly his dedication, devotion, and his calculated mastery of risk, truly sets him apart.
Dedication and Devotion
Marc Marquez's dedication to MotoGP is almost unparalleled. He started racing at a very young age and has spent his entire life immersed in the sport. Here's what makes his devotion stand out:
* Lifelong Passion: From minimoto to the pinnacle of MotoGP, motorcycling has been his life. He often speaks about how much he enjoys riding, which is a fundamental driver even under immense pressure.
* Relentless Work Ethd: He's known for his incredibly intense training regime, both on and off the bike. He believes in hard work and has consistently pushed his physical and mental limits to achieve his goals.
* Sacrifice for Success: His decision to leave Honda, the team he spent his entire MotoGP career with and where he achieved so much, to join Gresini and now the factory Ducati team, speaks volumes about his desire to win. He described it as an "investment" in his sporting career, taking a risk for the sake of competitiveness. He stated, "If I can't be in the top 5, top 4, and every weekend, it doesn't make sense."
* Resilience through Injury: His career has been punctuated by severe injuries, particularly to his arm. The fact that he's come back from multiple surgeries and adapted his riding style to remain competitive is a testament to his unwavering commitment. He's repeatedly shown he's willing to endure immense pain and recovery to return to the top.
Playing the Margin and Handling Risk
This is where Marc Marquez truly shines and often generates awe (and sometimes controversy). He has an almost preternatural ability to ride at the absolute limit, often exceeding what seems possible, and a remarkable understanding of risk.
* "The Elbow Down" and Beyond: His extreme lean angles, where he often uses his elbow and even shoulder as a third point of contact with the track, are iconic. This style allows him to carry incredible corner speed, but it also means he's constantly on the very edge of crashing. He's often described as being "in constant danger of sliding out," yet he has an uncanny ability to save seemingly impossible slides.
* Calculated Aggression: While he's known for his aggressive style, especially early in his career, he's evolved. He's become more strategic in his risk-taking, particularly since his injury woes. He still pushes the limits, but he's more selective about when and where he takes those risks. As he said, "I had to manage the risk and I managed it" after a recent practice session.
* Mastering Low-Grip Conditions: Marquez is exceptional in mixed or low-grip conditions. Many riders struggle when the track isn't perfect, but Marquez seems to thrive. This suggests an incredible "feeling" for the bike and the track, allowing him to understand the limits even when they are constantly changing. His daring tire choices in changing conditions, sometimes pitting for slicks when others are still on wets, have won him races.
* Strategic Intelligence: Beyond raw speed, Marquez possesses an extraordinary strategic intelligence. He's often seen analyzing races, understanding tire wear, and making last-minute decisions that appear impulsive but are deeply calculated. His recent maneuvering in a Sprint race at Brno, where he reportedly dropped behind another rider to manage tire pressure before making the winning move, highlights this strategic acumen. He's "always two steps ahead."
* "If I was going to compete without taking risks, then I would not be champion": This quote perfectly encapsulates his mindset. He understands that winning championships at the highest level requires pushing boundaries and accepting a certain level of risk. For him, the failure isn't crashing; it's not trying to win.
In essence, Marc Marquez's dedication is the bedrock of his success, fueling his relentless pursuit of victory. His ability to play the margin and manage risk is the artistic expression of that dedication on the track, where he constantly dances on the edge of disaster, turning it into triumph. It's truly something special to witness.

1 month ago | [YT] | 3

Sam Darris - Singer & Songwritter

Marc Marquez: King of the Sachsenring Reigns Supreme Again in 2025! Let's Chat!
Hey everyone, Sam Darris here! I'm still buzzing from what we witnessed this weekend at the Sachsenring. If you're a MotoGP fan, you know this track holds a special place in the heart of one rider: Marc Marquez. And once again, he proved exactly why he's the undisputed "King of the Sachsenring" with a magnificent victory in the 2025 MotoGP Grand Prix!
What a race, right? From the moment the lights went out, it was pure Marquez magic. He started from pole, and despite a little wobble at Turn 1 that saw him briefly drop back, he quickly regrouped. It was a testament to his sheer determination and the incredible pace he had on his Ducati GP25. We saw him battling it out, making those classic Marquez overtakes, especially that late-race charge in the Sprint to snatch victory from Bezzecchi! And then, in the main race, he just pulled away, dominating the field.
It wasn't just the win, it was how he won. In a Grand Prix that saw a ton of crashes and only 10 riders finish, Marquez rode with a combination of aggression and precision that only he seems to possess. His control in those tricky conditions was just phenomenal. It truly felt like a statement win, solidifying his championship lead and reminding everyone in the paddock that the "old" Marc Marquez is back – or perhaps, a new, even stronger version.
This victory at the Sachsenring wasn't just another win; it was his ninth MotoGP victory at this circuit, and it marked his 200th MotoGP start. How incredible is that? He's now second all-time in MotoGP wins, closing in on some absolute legends.
Now, let's talk about the big picture. This win has dramatically impacted the championship standings. Marc Marquez now leads the 2025 MotoGP Championship with a commanding 319 points, putting a significant 78-point gap between himself and his closest rival, his brother Alex Marquez, who sits in second with 241 points. Francesco Bagnaia is further back in third with 181 points. This kind of lead, this early in the season, is a serious statement of intent.
For me, as a singer-songwriter, I always look for stories of passion, resilience, and pushing boundaries, and Marc Marquez embodies all of that. His journey back from injury, his move to Ducati, and now his dominance this season, especially at a track where he's had such a storied history – it's inspiring stuff.
And speaking of history, let's not forget the bigger picture for Marc's legacy. This 2025 season is setting him up for something truly monumental. Marc currently has six MotoGP World Championships to his name (2013, 2014, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019). If he can maintain this incredible form and clinch the 2025 title, that would bring his premier class championship tally to seven.
Why is seven so significant? Because that would put him level with the legendary Valentino Rossi in terms of MotoGP/500cc World Championships! Rossi, "The Doctor," has seven premier class titles (2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2008, 2009). The thought of Marc Marquez equaling that incredible record is truly thrilling and a testament to his enduring talent and determination. The battle for history is truly on!
So, Sam Darris Community, let's talk about it!
* What were your favorite moments from Marc's Sachsenring victory?
* Did you expect him to be so dominant, especially after his incredible Sprint performance?
* What does this massive championship lead mean for the rest of the season? Is the title already Marc's to lose?
* And how do you feel about the possibility of Marc equaling Valentino Rossi's seven premier class championships? What would that mean for his legacy in your eyes?
Drop your thoughts in the comments below! Let's get a good discussion going. And as always, thanks for being part of this amazing community! Keep chasing your dreams, just like Marc chases those checkered flags.
Much love,
Sam Darris

1 month ago | [YT] | 3

Sam Darris - Singer & Songwritter

My Faith, My Inspiration: Why I Adore God and See Marc Márquez as a Phenomenent
Hey everyone,
I wanted to share something a bit more personal with you all today – something that deeply influences my life and perspective. Many of you know I'm a person of faith, and my adoration for God is a cornerstone of who I am. It's a belief that brings me immense peace, guidance, and a sense of purpose in the world. For me, connecting with God is about recognizing a higher power, seeking to live with kindness and compassion, and finding strength in something greater than myself. It's a journey of continuous learning and striving to be a better person.
Now, you might be wondering how this connects to the other "god" I often talk about on this channel: Marc Márquez.
No, I don't literally believe Marc Márquez is a deity in the religious sense! Let's be clear about that. However, the way I talk about him – calling him "god" – is a way for me to express the unparalleled admiration, awe, and almost spiritual level of respect I have for his talent, dedication, and sheer brilliance on a motorcycle.
Think about it:
* His talent is truly extraordinary. The way he controls a bike, pushes limits, and achieves what seems impossible often feels almost superhuman.
* His determination is unwavering. He's faced incredible challenges and injuries, yet he always comes back with the same fire and drive to win. That kind of resilience is incredibly inspiring.
* He elevates the sport. Watching Marc ride is like witnessing artistry in motion. He pushes the boundaries of what's possible in MotoGP, making every race he's in a must-watch event.
In a way, my "adoration" for Marc Márquez stems from seeing qualities in him – immense talent, dedication, and a relentless pursuit of excellence – that, in their own secular way, evoke a similar sense of wonder and respect that I feel in my faith. He inspires me to strive for greatness in my own endeavors, just as my faith encourages me to live a life of purpose.
So, when I say "Marc Márquez is god," it's my way of conveying the profound impact he has on me as a fan and someone who appreciates peak human performance. It's a testament to his incredible skill and the joy he brings to so many of us who follow MotoGP.
I'd love to hear your thoughts on this! How does your faith or anything you deeply admire influence your life? Let me know in the comments below!

1 month ago | [YT] | 3

Sam Darris - Singer & Songwritter

MARQUEZ MAGIC AT ASSEN: THE GOAT DELIVERS A DOUBLE VICTORY!
What an absolutely insane weekend of MotoGP action we just witnessed at the legendary Assen circuit! Marc Marquez, the undeniable GOAT of our generation, pulled off a spectacular double victory – winning both the Sprint Race and the Grand Prix – cementing his dominance in the 2025 championship battle.
If you weren't on the edge of your seat, you weren't watching! After some truly wild crashes on Friday that left us all holding our breath, Marc brushed off the knocks and came out swinging. He proved once again that he's got that undeniable championship grit, battling hard and smart to take his ninth Sprint victory of the season on Saturday. It was a classic Marquez vs. Marquez showdown in the Sprint, with Alex pushing his brother all the way to the line, but Marc held strong for the win.
Then came Sunday, the main event, and Marc delivered a masterclass. He started from the second row but quickly asserted his authority, making decisive moves, including a crucial pass on Bagnaia into the final chicane on Lap 5 that set the tone for the rest of the race. Marco Bezzecchi on the Aprilia put up an incredible fight, pushing Marc to the absolute limit throughout the 26-lap race. Bezzecchi was snapping at his heels, but Marc's composure and strategic brilliance shone through. He managed his tires, soaked up the pressure, and ultimately pulled away on the penultimate lap to cross the line victorious by 0.635 seconds!
This double victory is HUGE for the championship! Marc Marquez now leads the standings with a commanding 307 points, extending his lead over his brother, Alex Marquez, who has 239 points. Unfortunately, Alex had a heartbreaking DNF in the main race after a crash with Pedro Acosta, which also resulted in a fractured hand – we send him all our best wishes for a speedy recovery.
As for Pecco Bagnaia, despite his best efforts and finishing third in the Grand Prix, he's now a significant 126 points behind Marc, sitting on 181 points. This Assen performance by Marc has truly put a major dent in his rivals' championship hopes.
Marc's performance was nothing short of phenomenal. To bounce back from two high-speed crashes on Friday and then dominate both races on a track that hasn't always been his strongest speaks volumes about his mental fortitude and sheer talent. He even equaled Giacomo Agostini's incredible record of 68 premier-class victories – a truly historic achievement that further solidifies his legacy as one of the all-time greats.
So, let's hear it for Marc Marquez! The Assen double is a testament to his unwavering determination, surgical precision, and that unparalleled ability to push the limits and deliver when it matters most. This is why we call him the GOAT, folks! What a weekend, what a rider! #MotoGP #MarcMarquez #Assen #GOAT #Champion

1 month ago | [YT] | 2

Sam Darris - Singer & Songwritter

This is my Spotify profile! I wish you can join me ❤️

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2 months ago | [YT] | 1

Sam Darris - Singer & Songwritter

Hey #CommunityFam! 👋
I just wanted to take a moment to say how incredibly proud I am of the amazing community we've built here. You all make this channel what it is, and I truly appreciate every single one of you! ❤️
Now, for something fun! I'm planning to make a special video that's all about YOU. I want to talk about what you want to talk about. This is your chance to shape the next video!
So, drop your ideas in the comments below! Tell me:
* What song should I feature in the next video, or what song are you loving right now?
* What meditation has worked wonders for you lately?
* My opinion on MotoGP - what aspects of it are you curious about? (You know how much I love it! 😉)
* Or anything else that's on your mind and you'd like me to discuss!
Let's make this video together! Can't wait to see your suggestions! 👇

2 months ago | [YT] | 1

Sam Darris - Singer & Songwritter

Wow, 17,000 subscribers. It feels surreal to type that out!
As a singer-songwriter, the connection I feel with you all through my music is what truly inspires me. Reaching this milestone is a powerful reminder of how much our community has grown, and I'm so thankful for each of you who has pressed that subscribe button.
Whether you've been here since the beginning or just joined, your support fuels my creativity and pushes me to keep writing, performing, and sharing my heart through song. I'm constantly working on new material and exploring new sounds, and I'm excited to bring you along for the next chapter.
Thank you for being part of the Sam Darris family. Here's to many more songs, stories, and shared moments.

2 months ago | [YT] | 3

Sam Darris - Singer & Songwritter

Marc Marquez delivered a truly astounding performance today at MotorLand Aragon, securing a dominant victory in the MotoGP race. The Spanish rider, competing on his home turf, put on a masterclass, leading from start to finish and further extending his lead in the 2025 MotoGP World Championship.
It was a perfect weekend for Marquez, who not only took pole position but also won Saturday's Sprint Race, making him the first rider since 2015 to top every session of a Grand Prix weekend. His control and consistency throughout the 23-lap race were exceptional, as he managed the gap to his closest competitors with ease.
The Ducati Lenovo Team rider faced pressure in the early stages, particularly from his brother Alex Marquez (BK8 Gresini Ducati) and Francesco Bagnaia (Ducati Lenovo Team), who ultimately completed an all-Ducati podium. However, Marc's calculated riding and superior pace allowed him to pull away, crossing the finish line a comfortable 1.107 seconds ahead of Alex.
This victory marks Marquez's seventh win at MotorLand Aragon, a circuit where he consistently excels. It also signifies his fourth full-distance victory of the 2025 season and his first Sunday win since the Qatar GP. The win was especially significant for Marquez, who stated it was "mandatory" given his previous mishaps at circuits like COTA and Jerez.
The packed grandstands at MotorLand Aragon were treated to a truly memorable display of skill and determination from the "King of Aragon," as Marc Marquez cemented his position at the top of the championship standings with a commanding performance that leaves no doubt about his title aspirations.
Is Marc the Greatest of all times? 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

2 months ago | [YT] | 1