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Feb.05.2008
posted by Jon Clinch
Ed Sala, narrator of the Recorded Books audio version of Finn, interviews Jon Clinch about the novel.
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Feb.05.2008
posted by Sheri Rosenthal
Gratitude is one of those spiritual concepts that we talk about a lot but don’t always put into practice in our lives. I’m not saying that we don’t have gratitude – certainly we express in...
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Feb.05.2008
posted by Sheri Rosenthal
Many of you have heard the expression – to become a hollow bone – in spiritual speak. I like this expression because I feel it is directing us to do something most of us find extremely difficult to...
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Feb.05.2008
posted by Sheri Rosenthal
In The Four Agreements, don Miguel Ruiz states that the first agreement – be impeccable with your word is the key agreement with the other 3 simply supporting this one. But when people read the book...
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Feb.05.2008
posted by Sheri Rosenthal
One of the more confusing concepts that we speak about on our spiritual path is that of projecting. Before we speak about this more lets clearly define projection. We could say it is the process of...
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Jun.03.2010
posted by gary wilson
spontaneous improv-sedation derived from my subconscious, preceding my arrival in the desert....
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Jun.09.2010
posted by Walter Rimler
Recorded in Kiryat Yam, Israel in 1977. Music and lyrics by Walter Rimler. Vocals: Stan Applebaum, Walter Rimler and Joel. Joel on harmonica. Walt on guitar.
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Jan.28.2010
posted by Barbara Quick
Scroll down to the program: Candace Katz/Barbara Quick. The interview with Barbara begins at 28:38.
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Oct.02.2010
posted by Deardra Shuler
Show with Marshal Thompson owner and original member of the Chi-lites
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Dec.01.2008
posted by Kate Sherrod
I wrote this song in celebration of a little donut shop in my hometown that, sadly, no longer exists. Some friends in Chicago have a band and recorded their version of it several years ago. Um......
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