Don Pope of the group Katmandu and myself are going to me teaching sitar near Keremeos, BC in July and August 2008. Plenty of free/cheap camping and lots of nature. For more info contact me via tribe.

CORN

I was in the land of the Aztec and there my body was stretched over the sacrificial alter and with an obsidian blade she cut my heart from my chest and left my corpse to fall down the 87 steps of the pyramid. There it lay for five days and early one morning, before the sunrise what was left of me departed that world and following an instinctive path I returned to my homeland. Without a heart I wandered in the darkness until an Eagle woman took me under her wing and said “I give yo... read more

My Phone was washed over by the tide at Deep Cove so I may have lost YOUR number.. Kindly send me it again...Friends

Ode to a Box of Matches

The fiendish hand which fate so untimely guides
Hath, true to its own selfeffacing temperament,
Foresaken one and all, and left them
To search, amidst the sudden darkness, for that
Which only yesterday, was so carefully placed.
But where? I long only to gaze upon
The pyric stars that light the eyes of the one most fair,
But she, alas, has parted in despair
And ventures out. with silver coins in hand.
A container of sulphurous kindling for to barter.

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Here is a posting I made a while back on Crossroads of Religion.

From a philosophical and cosmological point of view, sound and sound vibration have been discussed in relation to the origin and make-up of the universe. In Indian (India) cosmology the primorial sound of the universe is referred to as Nadabhraman. As such it is the fundamental vibration of the universe from which the univrse came into being. A parallel can be seen in Genesis where God said “let there be light.” The sound,... read more