The other night
In a dream
I looked up to the night's sky.
There was no light pollution
And I celebrated that at last
I could see clearly
All of the night sky.
Instead of the stars
And constellations
Appearing flat
On a darkened sky,
They descended toward me,
Surrounded me,
I, who had my feet
firmly planted
Upon the ground.
They floated around me
As I gazed at them in awe.
I felt such a sense
Of excitement
And thought to myself,
"This is how the Ancients
Once saw the nighttime sky!"
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Kore Kosmou - Audio Book
Tonight I recorded an audio book version of Kore Kosmou - The Virgin of the Kosmos. Keep in mind that all recordings I make are 100% homemade and there is no editing, so there are occasional background noises, mispronunciations, mess-ups, cracking noises due to microphone quality, etc. It's just for fun, learning and spiritual and philosophical exploration. I figure it would give you something to listen to in your car on the way to work, or on your mp3 player as you take a walk.
Feel free to distribute this any way you like, except for commercial purposes. No credit has to be given. Just share.
Mp3 can be found here: http://www.garageband.com/mp3/Kore_Kosmou___The_Virgin_of_the_Kosmos.mp3?|pe1|WdjZPXLrvP2rYVS2ZGBlBQ
It is 59.5 MB. It's about one hour and five minutes long.
Feel free to distribute this any way you like, except for commercial purposes. No credit has to be given. Just share.
Mp3 can be found here: http://www.garageband.com/mp3/Kore_Kosmou___The_Virgin_of_the_Kosmos.mp3?|pe1|WdjZPXLrvP2rYVS2ZGBlBQ
It is 59.5 MB. It's about one hour and five minutes long.
Saturday, July 18, 2009
Friday, July 10, 2009
Symbolic Communication
"Suppose we were trying to establish and improve communication with a species of being so remote from our own that they were totally unable to grasp our existence or relationship with them. We may imagine perhaps that we are trying to make intelligent contact with our own blood-cells. All we could do, would be to use symbol-units from their field of being which had something in common with ours and attempt to construct an intelligible language out of these. At first, such symbols would be very basic and primitive, but as time went on and developments of evolution took place, communication would improve and become more sophisticated and facile. Exactly this problem exists between the Greater Consciousness and our own."
From The Ladder of Lights, by William G. Gray. So far, it is an excellent book!
From The Ladder of Lights, by William G. Gray. So far, it is an excellent book!
Friday, July 3, 2009
Without a Face
Floating
In front of the Sun
Dissolved
By the rays
In front of the Sun
Dissolved
By the rays
Right Here. Right Now.
Holiday? Every day is holy.
Holy water? Every drop of rain, of every puddle, pond, lake, river or sea is holy.
Places of worship? Every place is holy.
Holy water? Every drop of rain, of every puddle, pond, lake, river or sea is holy.
Places of worship? Every place is holy.
Thursday, July 2, 2009
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Monday, June 29, 2009
What to Do?
For the past few days I have asked myself over and over again, what can I do to assist my fellow humans in Iran or other countries slow to make change in modern times? Not being a well known celebrity or political figure, I feel powerless. I've tried to come up with some ideas. I feel like one small person without the ability to influence others or to move people to take action. So I need to ask for your help. What ideas do you have that we could try?
I have been looking for an address to write to President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, but have been unsuccessful. If anyone knows where this can be found, please let me know. I thought some of us could write letters to him to send in the mail, not as Americans or other countrymen, not as Christians, Buddhists, Hindus, etc., but as fellow humans. Without an air of anger, we could write diplomatically asking him to allow Iran's citizens more freedom of expression and equality. I think kindness and civility can accomplish more than anger. Sometimes when you ask nicely, you may be surprised.
I have been looking for an address to write to President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, but have been unsuccessful. If anyone knows where this can be found, please let me know. I thought some of us could write letters to him to send in the mail, not as Americans or other countrymen, not as Christians, Buddhists, Hindus, etc., but as fellow humans. Without an air of anger, we could write diplomatically asking him to allow Iran's citizens more freedom of expression and equality. I think kindness and civility can accomplish more than anger. Sometimes when you ask nicely, you may be surprised.
Sunday, June 28, 2009
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