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Daily Archives: May 16, 2004
Pranayama and the Celtic-Vedic Connection
After pondering Peter Beresford Ellis’ introduction to Celtic Myths and Legends, where he postulates an affinity between the Celtic and Vedic cultures, based on their shared common root language, proto-Indo-European, I pulled this earlier poem out and thought of it … Continue reading
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Tagged books, Celtic Myths and Legends, Celts, connection, Druids, history, Peter Beresford Ellis, Vedanta
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Wagner’s House on Lake Lucerne
Away from the bustle of the lakefront trade across the wide expanse of clouded blue on a small knot of land pushed out into the bay behind a copse of trees down the gravel lane – the house sits small … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged Johann von Goethe, legacies, Lucerne, museums, music, Richard Wagner, silence, Switzerland, tools
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