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Song within: a cyrch a chwta

The human voice was made to sing; and to the dull roar of life, bring a force that grounds us in all things. From the soprano, giving wing to angel’s tones gone traveling, to basso, low and rumbling: the song … Continue reading

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Grounding

To find again the solid ground, the pulse beneath the surging song that lends its subharmonic sound to all that hear and sing along; To seek the strings that touch the heart, that plucked, would shake the listening spine and … Continue reading

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Firm Foundation

A note to whom it may concern: fortunes may change, and tables turn, adversity may try and get you down. The world is often hard and cruel, it makes the wisest men just fools, and fashions from its gold a … Continue reading

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Seed Thought: Page 43

I wonder why it is that the folks over at 43 Things picked the number 43. Could it be related to my favorite David Crosby song? Page 43 Look around again It’s the same old circle You see, it’s got … Continue reading

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A Sense of Touch

Reach down to touch the waiting earth that there beneath your feet, alive, in constant movement hurls through space and yet seems solid in the place where through your bones, like vibrant roots its energy expands and shoots, infusing marrow, … Continue reading

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Galileo

The stars are fixed; they do not move. Instead, what we call firmament is just a shifting lens that’s bent to suit the seasons. To approve or disapprove such things is vain and futile; our whole history, that we would … Continue reading

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The Thread That Holds

The thread that fasts the edges of the fabric to link the warp and woof which forms our life is tenuous, at best – so thin and fragile. This tapestry we take so much for granted, whose boundaries extend to … Continue reading

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