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Party Crowd
The dance floor is swimming with fine looking women and boys on the move or the make The music is pumping, and this place is jumping it’s turned into quite a clambake The whiskey’s been flowing, with no signs of … Continue reading
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Tagged crowds, friendship, interaction, intoxication, parties
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After a Line in Rumi
Between the acts on the great stage the green room swells with life; like ocean waves the movement never stops. Each spent performer, bathed in sweat, absorbed into their entourage, glows with the energy of the crowd. Around the curtain’s … Continue reading
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Tagged acceptance, belonging, Bhagavan Das, intoxication, performance, Rumi, safety, singing
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A Thought on Religious Tolerance
If you get drunk on a half bottle of wine, what do you care how many cases of other liquor the tavern holds? — Ramakrishna Share This:
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Tagged ecumenics, intoxication, Ramakrishna, religion, spirituality, tolerance
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