Who is it that wants to know? And what?
Since being born in Royal Oak, MI in 1965, I’ve been asking those questions. Still don’t have a definitive answer. What you are right here, right now, is not the same as you were five or ten minutes ago, let alone a lifetime away in a different space, place, or circumstance. If there’s one thing I’ve learned from Buddhism it’s this triad:
- All things must pass, nothing is forever.
- Nothing comes of itself; we are all connected. We all have causes, we all are effects.
- Wishing or thinking things unconditioned or permanent causes suffering.
What’s in a label?
Maybe something. Maybe nothing. Maybe there’s really no difference:
Human being, American, male, son, brother, husband, stepfather, grandfather (“Papa”).
Singer, musician, writer, poet, programmer, project manager, systems analyst, problem-solver, healthcare worker, security and privacy specialist.
Buddhist, Druid, pagan, iconoclast, non-dualist, liberal, Democrat, free thinker, humanist, cultural creative, Generation X.
Welcome.
Litzenberg! What up, mane!? I am in arkansaw. Been a long ride since boston. You still in LA? That’s not far from here. If you remember me, holler back.
-crenshaw
Hi,
I recently came into possession of a bound booklet of your poetry. The cover says The Mirror and The Fragment and has your signature (?) and the date 2/10/90. The booklet contains 76 typewritten poems.
Would you like it back? I haven’t read through it all and would like to spend some time with it. But I will send it back asap if you will provide your address.
This is the story we all long for, as artists! I can’t wait to see it! So thrilled for you! Also, that is one helluva bio! You jumped the fence early and have had so many successes. Glad to know more of the back story # 3778.
Love how you slide your practiced hand down the neck of that bass!
Thank you for being an inspiration as a Renaissance Man. You and Sondra are welcome, anytime, in San Miguel de Allende, MX.
C