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Dionysus

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joined on 12/23/03
last updated 10/24/09
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August 7, 2004
We were in the same class at Chinese medical college. D's a wonderful human being - intelligent, kind, and thoughtful.
February 18, 2004
alchemist, healer, green man, reveler indeed
well-named shamanic friend, arcane mentor:
one can either while endless hours away with
glasses of la fée verte, ambrosias quite as fine
and thou, or learn in an afternoon a lifetime's tips
from thee for greater health, vim, vigor and vivacity!

ol' pal, like dionysus of yore thy lore is archetypal stuff
of which sorcerers' dreams and divine visions are made
as traveled as shiva in the east became bacchus in the west
so too thy knowledge and wisdom spans our pacific rim
combining both eastern wisdom and western pragmatics:
may ever more others benefit from thy generous gifts!

will BHR
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It's been reported by the New York Times' Daniel Goleman that the title for the 'World's Happiest Man' has been given to yet another meditator, Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche. As I posted some time ago, the previous holder was fellow Buddhist monk, the French translator and PhD Biologist Matthieu Ricard. As I posted then, the only contenders are the tiny percentage of the global population who have had their brain patterns monitored by the same state-of-the-art technology, which involves attaching ... read more
Fri, October 16, 2009 - 12:33 AM permalink - 2 comments
 
Recently I was coming home from India and had to change planes in NY (at JFK airport). I was really glad to be back in the States as the last parts of India I went to were kind of rough and I'd been moving around for over a month. The customs people were surprisingly nice and that part moved quick and pleasantly. Finding my way around the buildings and airtram was made easy by many helpful people working in the halls and on the floors.

I was a bit tired, unshaven and haggard at this poin... read more
Sat, April 11, 2009 - 6:53 PM permalink - 1 comment
 
Might seem like old news, but it's true now as much as ever:

Why I like local lady librarians ... let me count the ways-
1) They are generally helpful
2) They are usually pretty smart
3) They are are often quite nice
4) They look good in glasses
5) I live in Mendocino County Calif., and these sweet local ladies (together with the ACLU and other groups and areas who helped and followed after them) stood up to some of the worst thugs this millenium has seen (in terms of powers, policies... read more
Fri, February 6, 2009 - 8:14 PM permalink - 1 comment
 
NY Times

By CLAY RISEN- In September, Ecuador vaulted to the forefront of
international eco-politics when it became the first country to
extend constitutional rights to nature. Approved by nearly 70
percent of voters, the Andean republic's new Constitution grants
nature "the right to the maintenance and regeneration of its vital
cycles, structure, functions and evolutionary processes." The
precise scope of nature's rights is unclear. Referring to Pachamama,
an indigenous de... read more
Mon, February 2, 2009 - 3:49 PM permalink - 0 comments
 
Absinthe flows again, more stylish than ever
www.usatoday.com/travel/ne...nthe_N.htm

By Kelly Carter, Special for USA TODAY
NEW YORK — Heads turned when a waiter brought a traditional absinthe fountain, filled with ice water, to a dining table here at the trendy Waverly Inn on a recent Friday night. Three stylish women in their 20s, sitting nearby, watched as the waiter placed a glass of Lucid-brand absinthe under the spigot, rested a perforated spoon on the rim ... read more
Sun, January 27, 2008 - 4:19 AM permalink - 0 comments
 
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