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God is all over me!
God is all over me!
Me & You & Google r God
Many times people ask me if I believe in God? And all the time the answer is NO I do not believe in God, I do believe in people I see next to me, we all have our little god hidden inside us, neither Bible manages to convince me all those years to believe in God. In fact, the Bible did exactly the opposite. It’s like any other book I like to read the story from start to…
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God is all over me!
God is all over me!
Me & You & Google r God
Many times people ask me if I believe in God? And all the time the answer is NO I do not believe in God, I do believe in people I see next to me, we all have our little god hidden inside us, neither Bible manages to convince me all those years to believe in God. In fact, the Bible did exactly the opposite. It’s like any other book I like to read the story from start to…
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That scary feeling when you really like someone and you might have a chance but you don't know for sure if it will happen. And then you wanna talk to them all the time but you gotta hold yourself back and try to play it cool because you don't wanna scare them off. You know you gotta give them space. Que anxiety here.
SEVEN-TIME GRAMMY AWARD -WINNER PAUL WINTER PRESENTS 19TH ANNUAL SUMMER SOLSTICE CELEBRATION AT NYC'S ST. JOHN THE DIVINE CATHEDRAL
Intimate Sunrise Concert Welcomes the Dawning of Summer in the World's Largest Gothic Cathedral The 19th Annual Summer Solstice Celebration by the Paul Winter Consort with special guests trombonist Chris Brubeck (The Brubeck Brothers Quartet/Triple Play), multi-instrumentalist Paul McCandless (Oregon/Pat Metheny) and world-renowned pipe organist Timothy Brumfield will once again welcome the summer on June 21st in the world's largest Gothic cathedral, St. John the Divine located at Amsterdam Avenue at 112th Street. Winter and colleagues will premiere a new work, "Morning of the Phoenix," inspired by the two spectacular 100-foot long bird sculptures, entitled Phoenix, by renowned Chinese artist Xu Bing that were recently installed in nave of the Cathedral. Beginning in complete darkness at 4:30 AM, musicians play for two hours as the sun gradually illuminates the Cathedral's stained-glass windows. Immediately following the concert, the entire audience is invited to a tea and coffee reception in the Crossing of the Cathedral, during which members of the audience can meet each other along with the musicians. "This may well be our most revolutionary event yet in the Cathedral," says seven-time Grammy-winning soprano saxophonist Winter, "given the unique spatial placement of the players, the visual dimension that will emerge, and the nature of our performing 'partners.' For we and the audience members alike will be 'consorting' with these two gigantic birds suspended above us." The Paul Winter Consort first performed Summer Solstice in 1994 as a counterpoint to its popular Winter Solstice concert series, which attracts 10,000 audience members and is broadcast on 300 National Public Radio stations. The Cathedral has recently mounted what perhaps is the most colossal exhibit of an artistic work that New York has ever seen. Over the course of two years, pioneering Chinese contemporary artist Xu Bing culled detritus from construction sites across the rapidly changing urban landscape of Beijing, and transformed it into his most monumental project to date: Phoenix (2008-10). An engineering feat, Phoenix is composed of a male and a female bird whose combined weight exceeds 12 tons. For more information or to purchase tickets please visit http://www.solsticeconcert.com or call 866.811.4111. sion
If anyone has the time to read this (it's pretty long), read this from the beginning to the end. It's beyond awesome.
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Meditation is an important part of every religion. Meditation comes in the form of prayer, chants, silent sitting, walking, bathing and many other forms. Practitioners use bells, candles, beads, incense, retreats, or some or all or none of the above.
But rather than look for commonalities between different types of meditation, we get scare tactics from the Catholic Church, the beady, candley, incensy, walky, retreaty religion.
The Catholic Church does approve of Yoga meditation (though many hard-liners do not), as long as Yoga prayers are not recited. Many in the Catholic Church claim that Buddhist meditation actually allows Satan to creep into our souls!
Millions of Catholics (and others) have found that some types of meditation work better for them than others...for them.
Finding ones quiet space and ones connection with the Almighty should be cause for rejoicing, not condemnation.
