An evening with Klaus Kinski

Klaus Kinskis fearless and confrontational performance of "Jesus Christ Saviour"!
(with english subtitles)

Dagara life

"...in Dagara life, the first few years of a child's life is spent with the grandparents, not the parents. What the grandparents and grandchildren share together ... that the parents do not ... is their close proximity to the cosmos. Grandparents will soon return to where the grandchildren came from, so therefore the grandchild is the bearer of news the grandparents need. The grandparents must get this information before the child forgets."

Malidoma Some "Of Water and the Spirit"

Now

 

Everything is connected, each word, each leaf.

Each poem, drawn and held together by the thread of our own experience,

and the longing of our own Soul to follow the vine back to its root.

~ John Millar


and now

Taro

From the album "An Awesome Wave." Footage is from the beautiful 1988 film "Powaqqatsi: Life in Transformation."



Lyrics:


Indochina, Capa jumps Jeep, two feet creep up the road
To photo, to record meat lumps and war,
They advance as does his chance -- very yellow white flash.
A violent wrench grips mass, rips light, tears limbs like rags,
Burst so high finally Capa lands,
Mine is a watery pit. Painless with immense distance
From medic from colleague, friend, enemy,
foe, him five yards from his leg, From you Taro.
Do not spray into eyes -- I have sprayed you into my eyes.
3:10 pm, Capa pends death, quivers, last rattles, last chokes
All colours and cares glaze to grey, shrivelled and stricken to dots,
Left hand grasps what the body grasps not -- le photographe est mort.
3.1415, alive no longer my amour, faded for home May of '54
Doors open like arms my love, Painless with a great closeness
To Capa, to Capa Capa dark after nothing,
re-united with his leg and with you, Taro.
Do not spray into eyes -- I have sprayed you into my eyes.
Hey Taro!

Devotion

Tibet

Om Ah Hum

Life goes on

Blackbird’s nest in the folded hands of a statue on a graveyard in Berlin, Germany (1932)

"In three words I can sum up everything I've learned about life: it goes on."

- Robert Frost

Dance with Snow Flakes

via Khampa, a Tibetan friend, who wants to share it with the entire world. Let's dance for and with Tibet!

"We are born in the land of snow (Tibet), we have been with snow for thousands of years, and this is how we dance with snow flakes of winter."

You don't want to miss this, watch it!

#2

"Let people catch something from your heart that will cause no discomfort,

but help them to sing."

- Rumi