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 Just-Linda rated 3 months ago -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kn7voloX6JI
"To Thine Own Self Be True"
*** Her son is in the frame playing behind her. I can't imagine playing backing for my mother. It would be mind blowing, especially if Mom was screaming her heart into a microphone like...
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- GalofGod rated 9 months ago
- REALLY GOOD
- sunshinedigit rated 10 months ago
- They say..
If you love someone
Set them free
If they return
You belong together
I'm setting you free now
Loosen the thread
I held so tight in my palms
Go...
Do what you always wanted
Have the freedom you always wished
But come back
Kiss me and
Love me
Forever
2007 copyright of Xann
- katize rated 11 months ago
- plenty of fascinating reviews from Michael.
- meta4r rated 12 months ago
- One of my favorite stumblers. Marking you now so I can follow your links at home with the high speed.
- briarmoonfrog rated 9 months ago
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Thanks to my new friend Michaelmike for this image...very sleek and insightful pages!
- oneluckydog rated 10 months ago
- I love the shared Burning Man connection with you, and your post about the Bible open to he first page at David Best's Temple touched me. I memorilize my father there each year too. Burning Man started out (for me) about the "man" but by the end of my fist year (2002) I knew my favorite place was going to be the Temple. I'll miss David Best's work, but the Temple we build going forward at Burning Man is and always will be in our hearts.
see you on the Playa..
I look forward to reading your page as we draw closer to another amazing year in BRC. "American Dream" should be interesting
- ketogah rated 10 months ago
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A really wonderful blog with lots of zen, and bob dylan and burning man and such. A seeker here, and a kind soul. Thank you.
- kathysart rated 10 months ago
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BEAUTY FOUND HERE FROM THIS STUMBLER.. I LOVE THE PICS!
Stopping by to say HAPPY HOLIDAYS!
WONDERFUL pages!
Aloha, Kathy
- barrelhead rated 11 months ago
- Excellent blog. (I had to use the dragon picture near Weed, California.)
- mrmagicdreams rated 12 months ago
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From the page:
Original Oil Painting by Stevon Lucero
Description: What is it that motivates a man to renounce the world and become a monk? The square window which lets us see the body of the monk means his isolation is an intellectual construct. The two yellow bars represent the law of duality which rules the material world. The walls of his "cube" is the universe itself and as parts of his body penatrates through these walls, he discovers his Spirit Body. Transcendence becomes the motivation of our "Monk".
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