Beautiful song - I would see the tower on my commute after the tragedy, a sombre and sobering reminder of all the lives that were lost that day. Thank you for taking the time to write about it, it's important we don't forget!

This song  is a result of a lifelong study and love of trees

Trees

Released April 8, 2022

Written & performed by Joshua K
Produced & mixed by Kristian Donaldson

Drums: Hannah Feenstra
Bass: Félix Rebaud-Sauer

Sound Engineer: Billy Halliday

Mastered by Jasper Ward at AIR Studios

Artwork by Joshua K

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The Sage

for a second

LEX LUTHER

"Laugh Lines" July demo - iphone tape

Hannah Brock Womack reads aloud her blog 'Taking my seat again: four years as Churches Together in England's 'empty chair' president.

Read the blog at: https://www.quaker.org.uk/blog/taking-my-seat-again-four-years-being-churches-together-in-england-s-empty-chair-president

Photo: Annie Brock Womack

Four years as Churches Together in England's 'empty chair' president – Hannah Brock Womack

Song in response to Grenfell, written in the weeks after the fire, as myself and friends were attended the candle lit vigils.

It asks for accountablility and heart to help us move from the darkness into some more understanding of how this happened.

From new album Warmth of the Ages

Lyrics
prayers for the names of those who are names dead
The hushing of voices and the sound of our breath
Not we’re not to blame as some said

Smoke in my eyes and smoke in your lungs, that morning
Choke on the lives gone without warning

Some said it’s safe inside
Now we know, that these weren’t right

That morning, nothing feels right 

Nothing feels right, to hear instead
prayers for the names of those who are names dead
The hushing of voices and the sound of our breath
Not we’re not to blame as some said

Tears in my eyes, tears in your lives, that morning
Smoke, the flares, the flames and the sky, and the calling

Some said with foresight,
of their concerns, they were right

That morning, spirits rise, nothing feels right.

Nothing feels right, to hear instead
prayers for the names of those who are names dead
The hushing of voices and the sound of our breath
Not we’re not to blame as some said

Open up the heart
Speak so we can start
To move from the dark
Into light

Nothing feels right.
***

Grenfell

Crosby, Stills & Nash

Helplessly Hoping (2005 Remaster)

07/12/19 –Lama Rod Owens: Grounding Practice (24 min).  Lama Rod Owens leads a basic grounding practice from the Tibetan tradition, working with breath, body, guilt, gratitude, mind and the earth.

00:00:00 Trudy Goodman: Intro.
00:23:40 Guided Meditation Begins.
00:24:38 Four Bells, Meditation Ends.
00:25:18 Trudy Goodman: Exit.
00:25:37 Program Ends.

07/12/19 Guided Meditation: Basic Grounding Practice with Lama Rod Owens

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Singer/songwriter and looks after Peace Sounds label.
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