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FROM MDAH NEWS RELEASES–Governor Phil Bryant and other elected officials, civil rights leader Myrlie Evers and other movement veterans, children and teachers, and volunteers from across the state will lift shovels to break ground on the 2 Mississippi Museums project—the Museum of Mississippi History and the Mississippi Civil Rights Museum—on Thursday, October 24, at 10 a.m. The public is invited to a historic day of festivities that will feature music, food, fun, and children's activities. The groundbreaking will be held at 200 North Street in downtown Jackson. Continue reading
MDAH Newspaper Holdings to be Digitized
FROM MDAH NEWS RELEASES–MDAH has received a $274,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities to digitize 100,000 pages of Mississippi newspapers published between 1836 and 1922, as part of the National Digital Newspaper Program (NDNP). The department will partner with Louisiana State University Libraries Special Collections on the project. Continue reading
MDAH Commemorates Life of Medgar Evers Throughout Year
FROM MDAH NEWS RELEASES — In observance of the fiftieth anniversary of his death, the Mississippi Department of Archives and History will commemorate the life of civil rights leader Medgar Evers with exhibits and programs. Evers was the Mississippi field secretary for the NAACP from 1954 until his assassination in the driveway of his family's home in Jackson on June 11, 1963.
On May 1, a History Is Lunch lecture by Myrlie Evers-Williams, former director of the NAACP and Medgar Evers's widow, will open the exhibit "This is Home": Medgar Evers, Mississippi, and the Movement. Drawing on photographs, artifacts, documents, and newsfilm footage from the MDAH collection, the exhibit will cover Evers's early life and family, his career with the NAACP, and his death. The exhibit will run through October at the William F. Winter Archives and History Building in Jackson, then travel the state.
Old Capitol Museum Hosts 4th Annual Gathering on the Green April 6
Enjoy a day of games, music, art, and food at the fourth annual Gathering on the Green at the Old Capitol Museum, Saturday, April 6, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
"We're looking forward to another fun-filled day on the grounds," said Old Capitol Museum director Clay Williams. "Every year the festival gets bigger and better, and this year we're excited to add more music and an archaeology dig to our family friendly activities."
Foundation to Hold Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Foundation for Mississippi History will be held at 2 p.m., Thursday, March 21, 2013, in the William F. Winter Archives and History Building (200 North St., in downtown Jackson).
Deadline for Nominations for Capers, Carr Black, Welty Awards Upcoming
Nominations for the Capers, Carr Black, and Welty Awards, given every other year, are due by February 28, 2013. These three awards recognize excellence in the preservation, interpretation, and presentation of Mississippi history.
In 2007 the Foundation for Mississippi History received a contribution to establish achievement awards in honor of Patti Carr Black and in memory of Eudora Welty and Charlotte Capers. After the nomination period is complete, recipients are reviewed by the board of trustees of the Department of Archives and History and the award winners are selected at their April board meeting. The 2013 Capers-Carr Black-Welty Awards each carry a $300 cash prize.
Mississippi Historical Society Seeking Nominations for Awards
MDAH Press Release – The 2013 meeting of the Mississippi Historical Society will be February 28-March 2, 2013, in Vicksburg. Every year the society awards prizes for outstanding work in interpreting, teaching, and preserving Mississippi history, including the award for best history teacher.
Foundation Launches Flag Preservation Initiative
The Mississippi Department of Archives and History has the most extensive Mississippi artifact collection in the world, and some of the more remarkable items are the historic flags and banners. The Foundation for Mississippi History and MDAH are introducing the Flag Preservation Initiative in order to create greater awareness of the department's substantial collection of flags and banners, specifically those in dire need of preservation.
The first flag in need of conservation is one of the department's most valuable – the Twenty-Star United States flag. This flag represents the state's admission into the Union on December 10, 1817. Because of its condition, the flag can rarely be handled and it cannot be displayed in any public setting. It will take nearly $50,000 to conserve it and prepare it for travel around the state in celebration of the Mississippi Bicentennial in 2017. The flag will eventually be on permanent exhibit in the Museum of Mississippi History.
MDAH Launches New Website for 2 Mississippi Museums project
MDAH Press Release — The Museum of Mississippi History and Mississippi Civil Rights Museum projects are in high gear as the department has been coordinating community meetings around the state, collecting artifacts, and raising funds for exhibits through the Foundation for Mississippi History. The foundation has launched a campaign to raise at least $12 million in private funding for the two museums–$8 million for exhibits and a $2 million endowment for each of the museums. The new website documents the progress of the project and offers readers opportunities to be a part of the work. The web address is www.2mississippimuseums.com.
Public meetings for the Mississippi Civil Rights Museum (MCRM) began early this year and will continue through April. Hilferty & Associates, the firm hired to develop exhibits for the civil rights museum, met with MDAH staff and members of the Legislative Black Caucus in January to review and discuss preliminary exhibit plans. MDAH director H.T. Holmes asked caucus members to help the department make contact with civil rights movement veterans and other citizens around the state with stories to tell or artifacts to donate. In February the department held a focus group meeting with Jackson-area leaders at Tougaloo College and public meetings in McComb and Hattiesburg. Continue reading


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thank you! I'm in the area now which was the reason I found this. I can't remember now which particular post it was.
Joe Sanders. And I think he sent it to me as he knows how much I dislike the Culver City Expo Station because it is so ugly. I go out of my way to go to the Jefferson/La Cienega station.
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Sorry for this long, strange trip of a message, but I guess I'd like to express an interest in contributing to Culver City Times, especially if you're looking for stringers to write articles -- especially entertainment and food reviews in my case.
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JustAnInvestor wrote: "The "outsider" is Sterling (the British Pund, I may need to add here.). If opting out is such a great idea, WHY is it, that Sterling is at the lowest level vs the Euro since 1996? (One may say, Sterling is at the lowest level vs the Euro EVER, since the Euro was introduced only in 1999; so I took Deutschmark for the time before 1999) Why is it sinking faster than the Titanic in your worldview of the Euro being such a bad thing? To make it even worse for your uninformed statement, Sterling is just 10% away from its lowest level vs Deutschark EVER, EVER, EVER (1995), and I would not be surprised at all to see new all time lows shortly."
You presume that an inflated currency is a positive condition when I presume that long-term competitiveness presently requires a somewhat deflated currency. From my perspective the pound is now well positioned for long-term economic growth within the UK. The lower pound will lower the quality of life in the UK and reduces the value of savings - which are serious negatives in the short-term. The eurozone wants to more maintain quality of life, the UK wants more long-term growth.
The eurozone will as a result lose most European export industries. AirBus is the perfect example: How can anyone now build aircraft for export in euros? The present valuation of the euro means the end of European industries that export to nations with weaker currencies.
What you do not grasp (yet) is that maintaing a very expensive euro not only has benefits short-term, it kills eurozone export-related industry long-term. The pound is in my opinion now in a far more competitive position than is the euro.
If you don't see the turbulence ahead in regard to widening the eurozone, what can I tell you? It is there. It doesn't matter to me if the euro dies or not. It really doesn't matter to anyone outside of the eurozone. The whole EU experiment is irrelevant to those unaffected by it.
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The Economist has lost its touch with reality when it supported stupid Iraq war back in 2003. Do not do it again!
Stop cherrypicking facts in order not to admit the failure of the fake "liberal markets" scam. This is not a global crisis; it is mainly an anglo-saxonic one.
After the dust settles, Britain will be gone for good as an important int'l power. The City won't be ever back to its previous glory. UK (minus Scotland?) will be a poorer and less socially stable nordic country.
Whatever happens to their stockmarkets, China, India, Russia and maybe Brazil will definitely be the new kids on the block. Tough kids. The kind that makes you think twice before going outside to play.
America will be lost inside itself in a soul-searching, creditless trip, potentially very dangerous to the world.
The most amazing fact till now is the way Britons have been conned by Icelandic wise guys. Not Russians, Brazilians or Italians. Icelanders. It tells you a lot about the weakening of British society.
The hand may be invisible, but what a huge finger it is giving to na�ve freemarketeers right now.
lol. too funny.the best part all this bs, is econ 101 says:the masses do not save (sadly).So, all the hysteria--is that only the wealthy? Most of America doesn't give a hoot. Why should they? Perhaps this is the greatest triumph of the free market. An unregulated freemarket means at the end of the day, thems that saved and invested are left with the same level of wealth with thems that didn't. Perhaps it was a veneer of regulation that was the issue? An unregulated free market WOULD be like vegas. You would be gambling that people would be honest. Here, while no out and out dishonesty (perhaps) occurred, there was an assumption by the uniformed at large that laws were in place to protect and prevent collapse. That is the delicious irony of it all. People are toughting this as a failure of free market capitalism, when perhaps it is really a failure of man--and now the free market is correcting for abuse on its own?hmmm.
In a perverted sort of way it is nice to see the arrogant west in real financial trouble. Oh I don't like it either, but PHILOSOPHICALLY it IS sort of what we/they deserve.
The americans, british and some of the europeans have been so arrogant since the end of WW2, maybe this is the result. They squandered countless money on never used weapons, to make the USSR collapse. It did.. Now Russia is doing quite well thank you, and is becoming stronger by the day, as the us becomes weaker. The main reason the us hated the USSR is that Communists profess no religion, and the religious bigots in the us just can't take that. The bible must be everywhere. We were forced into a war on falsities, now we are losing the hearts and minds AND our own well being. reagan and bush are the main culprits perverted by anti communism in the first case, and by religion and stupidity in the second. If we had had no arms race, no wars, then we might not have the economic problems today.
So it is sort of nice to see the world's only superpower doing very well today, China. Note it is essentially a Communist country. They could buy all of us, including the us armed forces which have been the cause of so much trouble, killing, maiming etc. Look at Vietnam, we LOST folks, but to watch tv you would think we won. Mccane's side lost, not won. 9/11 was caused by us foreign policy, we deserved that too. Iran under the Peacock throne with the lovely Savak is a good example. When you are the school ground bully, you always fall eventually.
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The markets aren't showing much confidence in the politicians' abilities, does this mean all politicians that subscribe to the theory of market forces should resign ?
"I am surprised by the level of the comments here. Many people seem to be as clueless as Henry Paulson!"
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"The impact of this crisis will likely cause a few nations (like Italy and Spain) to opt out of the euro."
Wow. Strong view! However, just plain wrong. Countries like Italy in particular have not even a minimal chance to opt out, since at that very moment all their debt would become external debt, i.e. debt in a currency, they have not even minimal monetary control over. Furthermore, risk premia for countries within the Eurozone having above average indebtedness are supported, because the ECB controls the magnitude by which these countries can inflate their way out of their indebtedness. Risk premia for such countries would be sky rocketing once they left the EU and came up with their own currency under their own monetary control. So, the exact opposite of your statement is true: Opting out for them is suicidal.
"The euro may not even exist in five years. If the trend within the EU is to abandon the euro rather than to widen the eurozone, it cannot become more important globally."
The EMU has a reasonably long list of countries wishing to join. What you say may be your politically induced hope, but has absolutely noting to do with facts nor reality.
"Before the euro can be discussed as a dominant international currency, shouldn't it first be accepted by the EU and not just the eurozone?"
Would you consider, that "to ignore" and "ignorance" are not just phonetically similar? The "outsider" is Sterling (the British Pund, I may need to add here.). If opting out is such a great idea, WHY is it, that Sterling is at the lowest level vs the Euro since 1996? (One may say, Sterling is at the lowest level vs the Euro EVER, since the Euro was introduced only in 1999; so I took Deutschmark for the time before 1999) Why is it sinking faster than the Titanic in your worldview of the Euro being such a bad thing? To make it even worse for your uninformed statement, Sterling is just 10% away from its lowest level vs Deutschark EVER, EVER, EVER (1995), and I would not be surprised at all to see new all time lows shortly.
What fell over the cliff is the theoretical basis behind the US financial system - specifically the notion that "risk" and "expected return" can be quantified and a financial superstructure built with engineering precision without standardisation and regulation - the way it happened in the engineering industry over the last century or more. What is probably needed is regulation of financial products the way the FDA regulates food and drugs for toxicity and other side effects.Especially the systemic effects. All financial and derivative products needs to be standardised and traded on exchanges. If a product is inherently OTC (over the counter) and hence non-standardised a part of it must be be hedged or set-off in regulated exchanges. A regulator must ensure that.My real question is where was academia when this mess was building up to this gigantic scale ? Except for a Nouriel Roubini and a Nissim Taleb there was very little expression that something was seriously amiss from mainstream academia. Derivatives need not be as Warren Buffet said,"weapons of mass financial destruction" - in the proper hands and under strict monitoring they can be used to exorcise the existing cancer - and rebuild a more reliable system. The way the current system is sliding, I wonder if they will get that chance,probably not in my life time.
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Predictions these days seem to be more difficult than ever, but I cannot see how this is more than a totally uninformed fear of something, people have absolutely no understanding of.
Yes, there are huge outstanding volumes of credit derivatives. Yes, if an institution cannot pay its obligations under such contracts, there might be a domino effect. BUT, as far as I know, in most cases such contracts are made between parties having so called collateral agreements in place, that is: the current market value of such transactions is to be collateralized by the party which would owe such current market value to the other party IF the transaction were to be closed immediately. (This, by the way, led to the huge money AIG needed to come up with recently - it was for collateal postings on exactly such derivative transactions.) So, as things stand today, the credit derivatives market seems to survive the failure ("Jump to default" is the term for the specialists here!) of one huge participant: Lehman Bros. To me, in this very instance, this particular credit derivatives market has shown amazing resilience, has shown, that the mechanisms seem to work. Again, I might be proven wrong tomorrow, but I doubt that any of the doomsdayers has an even close to sufficient understanding of this particular market to come up with "guesses". And should therefore shut up, instead of introducing more unfounded fear to a market place, which needs nothing but confidence.
"Not only are buyers of stocks conspicuously absent..."This is a glaring blunder, for how can there be a seller without a buyer?
Bianca75 wrote: "Yankee Doodle: ""Our future is very bright" - Where do you get your wisdom from? From Fox News? You still haven't understood what the historically high debt level will mean for the US Economy (and the world): A painful road ahead."
The US debt load is not historically high, at least not in terms of debt/GDP ratios. The peak debt level was in 1959 and we are nowhere near that level.
There is real economic pain within the US, and there will be more. This is not new, the US is going through this for the seventh time in our history. So, some pain? Oh well, we can do that and have done it many times before.
The reason that our future is bright is exactly our willingness to take the pain, clean up the mess, work hard, and move on. The US dollar will decline, which will hurt the American lifestyle, but this is why the future is bright. This will ensure that Americans buy American products and that Europeans also buy American products.
How can AirBus build aircraft in euros and compete with those built with cheaper dollars? It cannot. Those who work for AirBus don't need their jobs, European benefits are generous. Europe has a post-employment economy. Americans who work for Boeing really need their jobs. The AirBus jobs now need move to the US where they belong.
@ Yankee Doodle:
"Our future is very bright" - Where do you get your wisdom from? From Fox News?
You still haven't understood what the historically high debt level will mean for the US Economy (and the world): A painful road ahead. Just look at graphs depicting Debt to GDP, compare them with those at the time of the Great Depression and then you might start to understand what is coming.
The US economy is about to undergo a very positive fundamental change. There has recently emerged a political consensus to greatly reduce dependence upon foreign energy sources.
Electricity will come from wind and nuclear. Vehicles will be powered by clean cheap US natural gas.
This will eliminate 25% of global oil purchases. Oil will then sell for $40 barrel.
Cheap energy will help the global economy and particularly the US economy. Our future is very bright. Unless you are a nation that doesn't produce anything of value, but only sells oil, your future is also bright.
I am surprised by the level of the comments here. Many people seem to be as clueless as Henry Paulson!Just as oil prices at $145 were not based on ordinary supply and demand, so are the current prices of virtually all assets not based on ordinary reason. We are facing an enormous panic -- a loss of confidence.While the initial problem was stimulated by a decline in housing prices, the problem now is caused by the clear evidence of panic at the top -- or what must be seen as panic at the top. With Paulson and Bernanke running around like chickens with their heads cut off, the panic is certain to be transmitted to the general public.The immediate solution -- now that the original problem has been papered over unsuccessfully -- is to ask politely for the resignations of both of these idiots. The problem, however, is finding someone who actually understands the situation and knows enough about the political system to establish trust. With that, all things are possible.Without that, the likely result is that canned goods and shotguns won't help. You can't shoot down nuclear missiles with shotguns, and while initial conflicts may be local, final conflicts will be global. Welcome to Armageddon.
The USD will be exactly as dominant as the US economy is. Presently the US economy dominates the world, so the USD will have this same role. In a few decades, given current conditions, other economies may equal or pass the US economy, but trends rarely persist for decades without new emerging trends.
Before the euro can be discussed as a dominant international currency, shouldn't it first be accepted by the EU and not just the eurozone? The impact of this crisis will likely cause a few nations (like Italy and Spain) to opt out of the euro. The euro may not even exist in five years. If the trend within the EU is to abandon the euro rather than to widen the eurozone, it cannot become more important globally.
The US economy required this shock to induce necessary changes to sustain US global economic dominence. It is very good news for the long-term US economy, if not for US consumers.
The USD needs to drop a bit more to protect US jobs. Americans need jobs and the US economy is sensitive to job losses beyond certain thresholds. Europe has a post-employment economy that can politically survive a great deal more unemployment. Europeans in many cases, really no longer need employment.
@justanon,No, I don't think the USD will not be used just perhaps hyper-inflated as in Germany after WWI. Germans were buying ANYTHING with tangible value just to preserve some buying power. Some people would buy multiple vacuum cleaners!No post grad degree, but my favorite site is www.LewRockwell.com Also, I read the Bible.
@ stevestip
"how would the US react to a dollar collapse."
Before thinking that way, why don't we just think a bit. If the US dollar collapses, people will look to put their money into anything else that they perceive has value. The Euro would become worth $30USD and there would be no Euros for Europeans to conduct commerce but the European economies are in the veritable crapper too so Euros don't seem any more stable than the dollar. Gold would be worth 2,000 an ounce but you can't eat gold and there certainly isn't enough of it to go around or conduct commerce.
The answer is that the dollar can't collapse entirely. At the end of the day, the dollar would have to have value because the US people are legally obliged to use it for legal tender.
And, there is nothing the can substitute for it. Again, the problem we have today is a banking problem not a monetary supply problem per se - with the exception of some prior commentary made.
So stevesip -- it seems that we've completely degenerated.
Are we just spewing our random supposition? Your thinking intrigues me. Have you ever studied economics at a postgraduate level? I just don't know why you simply throw these things out.
Best thing about all these cliff jumping analogies...nobody is forced to jump. Its not like companies are turning in bad earnings reports. Its not like steve jobs died and oh snap apple lost a big patent. I would love to see analysis on who is moving the markets...who are the buyers and sellers? Is it big money? Big institutions? Or is this the voice of 100 million mom and pops moving their money into bonds out of 401k etc?people need to get a grip.
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Microsoft has revealed that that the next version of its OS - known widely until now by its development codename, 'Threshold' - will not be called Windows 9, but Windows 10. Seriously.
HP has announced its new inexpensive laptops and tablets running Windows 8.1, with prices beginning at $200 and $100, respectively, to combat cheap Chromebooks and Android tablets.
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Thanks to a mistake by Microsoft, we have gotten an early look at the staging ground for the upcoming technical preview and for those curious, the .iso will weigh in at around 4 GB.
Thanks to a website that went up a bit early, Microsoft's pitch to the enterprise about why they should go fwith Windows 9 is starting to come into focus ahead of the company's official announcement
Microsoft will be launching an insiders program for the next preview program of the upcoming release of Windows that will give users access to preview builds and allow you to provide feedback.
On Tuesday of the upcoming week, Microsoft will start to pull back the covers on its upcoming operating system and at the same time, the company is expected to give the product its new name.
Better late than never, Microsoft's Windows Phone platform picks up the important news aggregate app Flipboard and is now available for download.
Microsoft is building Cortana in to Windows 9 and the thinking behind this move is profound, as the company hopes to use the digital assistant to nudge more users towards its mobile platform.
The head of Microsoft France, Alain Crozier, has said that Windows 9 will be coming in the next few days; this appears to be the first time that a senior MS figure has used the 'Windows 9' publicly.
Microsoft picks up Amazon's payments product leader to join its own commerce platform. Could the company be looking to create a true competitor to Apple Pay and Google Wallet?
New information has come to light that confirms that the Technical Preview will not be released to the public on the same day as the event in San Francisco, which takes place on Sep 30.
From Windows 9 leaks and the first 'Windows phone', to microwaved iPhones and sabotaged washing machines, we take a look back at highlights from this week's top tech news on Neowin.
In the next major update to Windows, it looks like Microsoft will improve scaling for those of you who have high resolution monitors or have purchased a Surface Pro 3.
In the next iteration of Windows, the new Start menu will sync its color to the desktop wallpaper that you are using and new images highlight this feature thanks to a new leak.
A new screenshot from Windows 9 build 9821 has been spotted in the wild but this older build does not reveal much, showing off the new Start menu and Windows Explorer.
Microsoft has announced that they are holding a press event in San Francisco on September 30th, where it will be talking about the next version of Windows and the enterprise.
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Tool guitarist Adam Jones shares the frustrations of the band's current lawsuit and offers an album update.
Tool guitarist Adam Jones shares the frustrations of the band's current lawsuit and offers an album update.
Adam Jones has spoken about a lawsuit Tool are currently dealing with, adding, "It's time that they [fans] understand what's going on."
Adam Jones makes a habit of recording new riffs right after he's come up with them, and in this new video, Jones shares a short piece of his creative mind.
There are 50th birthday celebrations and then there's what Maynard James Keenan did this past weekend at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles. The two-night residency at the famed outdoor theater will no doubt go down as a great tour de force of rock and metal music.
Yes, Tool fans have been waiting for some time, but it looks as though progress is being made toward a new album. In a new posting on the band's website, it's stated that the group will continue working on new material after having recently completed another mini-tour.
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Reports are flying around the web this morning claiming Tool guitarist Adam Jones confirmed to fans at a VIP Pre Show in Portland that a new album was completed and would be released before the end of this year. Today, Jones claims he was a tad misquoted and was only joking.
Tool, A Perfect Circle and Puscifer frontman Maynard James Keenan has always managed to see a bigger picture than just music, occasionally dabbling in acting and keeping a keen eye on the visual aspects of his bands' careers. With that in mind, the A.V. Club spoke with Keenan and asked him to mock up a faux film festival that would relate to his artistic output.
2014 is turning into a special year for Maynard James Keenan. The singer recently revealed that two of his bands -- Puscifer and A Perfect Circle -- will perform a special show to mark his 50th birthday. Now comes word that Keenan's third band, Tool, will also get some stage time in 2014.
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- #1771 - Sunday, April 18, 2004 - Editor: GloriaHighlights Home Page and Archive: http://nonduality.com/hlhome.htm
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Not yet having become a Buddha,
The ancient pine-tree
Idly dreaming.
--Issa (1763-1827)
"On Climbing the Sierra Mountains Again"
Range after range of mountains
Year after year after year.
I am still in love.
--Gary Snyder
Morning Zen
To live a creative life, we must lose our fear of being wrong.
-Joseph Chilton Pearce
The problem with people who have no vices is that
generally you can be pretty sure they're going to
have some pretty annoying virtues.
- Elizabeth Taylor
Who are without mercy,
Who confide in trumpet flowers,
Who carry loose change in their pockets,
Who dress in black velvet,
Who wince and fidget like bats,
Who balance their haloes on hatracks,
Who watch reruns of famine,
Who powder their noses with pollen,
Who laugh and unleash earthquakes,
Who sidle in and out of our dreams
Like magicians, like childhood friends,
Who practice their smiles like pirates,
Who exercise by walking to Zion,
Who live on the edge of doubt,
Who cause vertigo but ease migraines,
Who weep milky tears when troubled,
Whose night sweats engender the plague,
Who pinion their arms to chandeliers,
Who speak in riddles and slant rhymes,
Who love the weak and foolhardy,
Who lust for unripe persimmons,
Who scavenge the fields for lost souls,
Who hover near lighthouses,
Who pray at railroad crossings,
Who supervise the study of rainbows,
Who cannot blush but try,
Who curl their hair with corkscrews,
Who honeymoon with Orion,
Who are not wise but pure,
Who behave with impious propriety,
Who hourly scour our faces with hope,
Whose own faces glow like radium,
Whom we've created in our own form,
Who are without mercy, seek and yearn
To return us like fossilized roses
To the wholeness of our original bloom.
Maurya Simon, from Ghost Orchid. © Red Hen Press.
Krishnamurti's NotebookAugust 12th 1961, GstaadYesterday, walking up the valley, the mountains covered with cloudsand the stream seemingly more noisy than ever, there was a senseof astonishing beauty, not that the meadows and hills and the darkpines had changed. Only the light was different, more soft, with aclarity that seemed to penetrate everything, leaving no shadow.As the road climbed, we were able to look down on a farm, withgreen pasture land around it. It was a green meadow, a rich greenthat is seen nowhere, but that little farmhouse and that green pasturecontained all the earth and all mankind. There was an absolute finalityabout it; it was the finality of beauty that is not tortured by thought andfeeling.The beauty of a picture, a song, a building is put together by man, to becompared, to be criticized, to be added up but this beauty was not thehandwork of man. All the handwork of man must be denied with a finalitybefore this beauty can be. For it needs total innocence, total austerity;not the innocence that thought had contrived nor the austerity of sacrifice.Only when the brain is free of time, and its responses; utterly still, is therethat austere innocency.
Woke up long before dawn when the air is very still and the earth waitingfor the sun. Woke up with a clarity that was peculiar and an urgency thatdemanded full attention. The body was completely motionless, an immobilitythat was without strain, without tension. And inside the head a peculiarphenomenon was going on. A great wide river was flowing with the pressureof immense weight of water, flowing between high, polished granite rock.On each side of this great wide river was polished, sparkling granite, onwhich nothing grew, not even a blade of grass; there was nothing but sheerpolished rock, soaring up beyond measurable eyesight. The river was makingits way, silently, without a whisper, indifferent, majestic. It was actually takingplace, it wasn't a dream, a vision nor a symbol to be interpreted. It was theretaking place, beyond any doubt; it was not a thing of imagination. No thoughtcould possibly invent it; it was too immense and real for thought to formulate it.The immobility of the body and this great flowing river between the polishedgranite walls of the brain, went on for an hour and a half by the watch. Throughthe open window the eyes could see the coming dawn. There was no mistakingthe reality of what was taking place. For an hour and a half the whole being wasattentive, without effort, without wandering off. And all of a sudden it stoppedand the day began.
This morning, that benediction filled the room. It was raining hard butthere would be blue sky later.
One glance at the morning star,
And the snow got even whiter.
The look in his eye
Chills hair and bones.
If earth itself hadnt
Experienced this instant,
Old Shakyamuni never would have happened.
- Daito (1282-1334)
After late spring rain
The falling petals swirl
Weightlessly; celestial scent
Covers my patched robe
A simple vacant mind
Has no place to go
Resting on the peak
I watch the clouds return.
- Han-shan Te-ching (1546-1623)
Against the gently flowing spring morning
The arrogant rattle of a passing coach
Peach blossoms beckon from the distant village
Willow branches caress the shoulder of the pond
As bream and carp flash their golden scales
And mated ducks link embroidered wings
The poet stares about; this way, then that
Caught in a web beyond all speaking.
- Shih-shu (17th century-early 18th)
Just by listening with your eyes
you can fold back on yourself and
merge into that primal
stream of awareness
like a river is swallowed by the
immensity of the ocean.
Only then will you know
the point to live from.
- Ji Aoi Isshi
Gill Eardley ~ Allspirit InspirationFrom 'Peace is Every Step' Thich Nhat Hanh
Look into Your Hand
I have a friend who is an artist. Before he left Vietnam forty years ago,
his mother held his hand and told him, "Whenever you miss me, look
into your hand, and you will see me immediately." How penetrating these
simple, sincere words!
Over the years, my friend looked into his hand many times.
The presence of his mother is not just genetic. Her spirit, her hopes, and her
life are also in him. When he looks into his hand, he can see thousands of
generations before him and thousands of generations after him. He can see
that he exists not only in the evolutionary tree branching along the axis of
time, but also in the network of interdependent relations. He told me that
he never feels lonely.
When my niece came to visit me last summer, I offered her "Look into
Your Hand" as a subject for her meditation. I told her that every pebble,
every leaf, and every butterfly are present in her hand.
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Paul Brunton
an appreciation by John Behague
There have been many who have influenced me in my lifelong search for the truth, but none more so than Paul Brunton. So many times his thoughts have echoed mine, so many times I have inwardly cried out "yes, yes!" when his words have struck home. I never met him, but felt close to him, having visited the same places, met the same kind of people he met, and experienced similar happenings, but his search was the more successful because he had the courage and determination to venture into the unknown, tear down curtains of superstition, topple idols and scatter sacred cows.
That may make him appear a giant among men. On the contrary, PB as he like to be called, was small and dapper, spoke softly and slowly, was gentle in this approach and lived quietly and abstemiously. Yet in his spiritual journeying this little man visited the far corners of the world, living with princes, mystics and holy men, staying in palaces and mud huts, and emerging something of a guru himself, with a message of incredible importance and hope for those who cared to read it.
In this short appreciation I hope to summarize some of his findings and explain his philosophy. Strangely, he wasn't aware of having any mission in life other than the hope of making people aware of the value of their own souls. He had no desire to inflict his beliefs on others. He was no missionary, and didn't seek to convert or compel.His main resolve was to be independent of allegiances and authorities, and to rely on his own observations and findings so that he could set down the simple truths of things which had become hidden or distorted over the years. Others would pick them up or discard them as they thought fit. All he hoped was that people would find within themselves what he had found..........the rest of the article is here:WILL ROGER'S WORDS OF WISDOMThere are three kinds of men: The ones that learn by reading. The few
who learn by observation. The rest of them have to pee on the electric
fence and find out for themselves.There are 2 theories to arguing with a woman...neither works.The quickest way to double your money is to fold it and put it back in
your pocket.Good judgment comes from experience, and a lot of that comes from
bad judgment.When you are dissatisfied and would like to go back to youth, think of
Algebra.Some people try to turn back their odometers. Not me, I want people
to know "why" I look this way. I've traveled a long way and some of
the roads weren't paved.The older we get, the fewer things seem worth waiting in line for.After eating an entire bull, a mountain lion felt so good he started
roaring. He kept it up until a hunter came along and shot him. The
moral: When you're full of bull, keep your mouth shut.
Catherine de Vinck
The Womanly Song of God
I am the woman dancing the wold alive:
birds on my wrists
sun-feathers in my hair
I leap through hoops of atoms;
under my steps
plants burst into bloom
birches tremble in their silver.
Can you not see the roundness of me:
curve of the earth
maternal arms of the sea
encircling you wetly as you swim?
I am the birthing woman
kneeling by the river
heaving, pushing forth a sacred body
not mud, not stone: flesh and blood.
Round, round the wind
spinning itself wild
drawing great circles of music
across the sky.
Round the gourd full of seed
round the moon in its ripeness
round the door through which I come
stooping into your house.
I am a God of a thousand names:
why cannot one of them be
Woman Singing?


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