Name: David Whyte - The Three Marriages by Michael Stone: WE Earth Radio Conversations in Social-Spirituality
Duration: 52 min 14 s
Description: David Whyte, Poet, Author, Lecturer holds a degree in Marine Zoology and has traveled extensively, including living and working as a naturalist guide in the Galapagos Islands and leading anthropological and natural history expeditions in the Andes, the Amazon and the Himalaya. He brings this wealth of experience to his poetry, lectures and workshops. http://www.davidwhyte.com

Social-Spirituality

Dr. Sherwin Nuland died this week at the age of 83. He became well-known for his first book, How We Die, which won the National Book Award. For him, pondering death was a way of wondering at life — and the infinite variety of processes that maintain human life moment to moment. He reflects on the meaning of life by way of scrupulous and elegant detail about human physiology.

See more at www.onbeing.org/program/biology-spirit/184

About the image: Zoe Middleton poses behind an artwork entitled 'My Soul' by Katharine Dawson, which consists of a laser etched lead chrystal glass formation in the shape of a brain, and was created using the artists own MRI Scan, from an exhibit at the Wellcome Collection in London. Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images.

Sherwin Nuland — The Biology of the Spirit (Mar 6, 2014)

David Whyte, Poet, Author, Lecturer holds a degree in Marine Zoology and has traveled extensively, including living and working as a naturalist guide in the Galapagos Islands and leading anthropological and natural history expeditions in the Andes, the Amazon and the Himalaya. He brings this wealth of experience to his poetry, lectures and workshops. http://www.davidwhyte.com

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David Whyte - The Three Marriages

Background, transcript, and context: http://www.brainpickings.org/2015/01/02/sherwin-nuland-what-everybody-needs/

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Sherwin Nuland on what everybody needs

Velvet Piano, Introduction

David Whyte reads his poem "Working Together." 

Find more at www.onbeing.org/program/david-whyte-the-conversational-nature-of-reality/8560

"Working Together" by David Whyte

Расширение круга любящей доброты

Zen flute meditation music.  1 hour of beautiful relaxing music.

1 hour of Meditation Music #1

Sunrise at Rosies Bay Track, Te Urewera Forest, 05.30  22 Oct 2018.

Te Urewera, Rosies Bay Track Dawn

April 20, 2019. The recording begins at 7.37 in the morning. I really like diversity of birds in Matsalu but recording is somewhat difficult because there are no natural obstacles (thick forest or mountains) to preventing noise from the roads. It's not technically pure clean recording. It's a sketch, the groundwork, note in my audio notebook.

A walk through the landscape of Matsalu National Park, Estonia.

Ken Rose interviews Stephen Jenkinson in a series of sessions about death and dying and Stephen's work at his Orphan Wisdom School. (http://orphanwisdom.com).

2014 - The Sessions Part 1/4 , Ken Rose interviews Stephen Jenkinson

2014 - The Sessions Part 2/4 , Ken Rose interviews Stephen Jenkinson

Listen / Purchase: https://lnk.to/wrfsolidum

Solidum, is an album of unexpected stillness and negative space from William Ryan Fritch, a composer most known for his lush, dense arrangements that teem with a raw kinetic sense of energy.

Typical Fritch records are chock-full of hyper-textural sound, where mechanical noise and small idiosyncrasies of each instrument become an integral part of the music’s character. By contrast, Solidum uses a colder and more rounded sound palette that relies on PZM and boundary mics to capture the upright piano, cello, violin, and harp bowed with rosined fishing line and blend them with digital piano and A Roland JX-3p. This gives the muted acoustics an unnatural smoothness and a pitchy quaver that makes the listener question what is synthesized and what is not. The creative impetus was to see what sense of emotionality and sincerity could be achieved without relying on Fritch’s familiar aesthetic of tactile and vulnerable sounds.

The title Solidum comes from the Latin phrase “in Solidum,” meaning “for the whole.” It’s a mentality that must somehow prevail, at a time when there is less of a sense of closeness than there has been at any point in recent memory.
 
Many works of art have been made amidst this pandemic and it’s been fascinating seeing how artists have translated the experiences of heightened uncertainty, loneliness and longing for connection. Solidum is Fritch’s one search for connection and deepened empathy in a world where touch and closeness has been so cruelly taken away from our means of showing love.

Solidum

Movement IX

William Ryan Fritch - Movement IX (from Solidum)

Listen / Purchase: https://lnk.to/oldcapital

The Old Capital (out on Lost Tribe Sound) is the debut album from Melbourne composers Claire Deak and Tony Dupé. The album is their first recorded collaboration, though Dupé has released two solo albums under the name Saddleback. 

The duo describes themselves as a home orchestra well-suited for late night rambling. Much like traveling in the dark of night, the sound explorations found throughout The Old Capital come into view seemingly out of nowhere. Headstrong rhythms of shuffling organic debris and lumbering stomps help light the path with some brief success, only to be swallowed up by a slow moving fog of droning organs and dampened strings. However with the proper guides, finding ones footing in this shadowy landscape doesn't have to be difficult. Claire and Tony echo this sentiment throughout with a fine balance of both playful and haunting passages. Their confidence reassures us that once our eyes adjust to the dark, it need not be a frightening place. 

A wide variety of acoustic instrumentation weave their way into the music, including: pianos, accordion, harp, harpsichord, pump organs, pipe organ, recorder, flute, trumpet, euphonium, clarinets, stroh violin, viola, wulf fidel, cello, double bass, guitar, charango, mandolin, baritone ukulele, banjo, xylophone, glockenspiel, gamelan, drums and voices. 

Lost Tribe Sound feels incredibly lucky to have stumbled upon the duo's music because of a kind tip from the good folks at the Preserved Sound label. It makes perfect sense that Claire and Tony hail from Australia. This location has turned out many our favorite electroacoustic acts, known for cobbling genres together in ways that leave just enough of the roughhewn framework showing. Comparatively speaking, Brambles, Part Timer, and Thomas William Hill (aka Origamibiro) come to mind.

The Old Capital

From a Rooftop

Claire Deak & Tony Dupé - From a Rooftop (from The Old Capital)

The Corona Pandemic has taken over the airwaves. We don’t know yet what this thing will end up doing to us, but so far it seems to be really good at bringing anything resembling “business as usual” to a halt. With that in mind, is the corona crisis a horrific affliction or a golden opportunity? Or is it both? Listen in on author, poet and former palliative care worker Stephen Jenkinson’s take on the situation.

2020 April - Campfire Stories 'Corona Crisis' Mattias Olsson interviews Stephen Jenkinson

Casa Noble Lisboa Especial 12: Cinzas De Um Mundo Pacífico
By OCTUPONE (Tea*Eye Productions) : BERLIN
For the upcoming project: "Casa Noble" Lisbon, Portugal, Summer 2021
In corporation with SLOW

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Eclectic melting pot of sounds and textures drawing on everything from: Deep and Soulful House through to African and Oriental. Balearic, Downtempo, Folktronica. Minimal Cumbia. Andean Step. Tropical Bass. Global Spirit. Ambient. Keta-Pop. Bummeltechno. Basso Nova. Macarena Dub. Slowhouse (aka "Slouse"). Slothdisco (!). Uplifting Downtempo. Spiritual House. Chill Rave. Aya Tech. and Desert House. Plus Mexican and Cuban Boleros, Bossa Nova, Flamenco and Fado.

1 Sondre Lerche - There Is No Certain Thing
2 Robert Haigh - Crepuscule
3 Maureen Lupo Lilanda - Ma Baaba
4 Gordi - Aeroplane Bathroom
5 Nelson Freire - Melodie (Arr. Sgambati)
6 Fundación Tony Manero - Nana de las películas sin final
7 Jack Nunn - Awaken
8 Lauren Scott - Adventures for Lever Harp: Elegy
9 Tiburtina Ensemble - Antiphona O, quam mirabilis est
10 Narciso Yepes - Canción Del Emperador (Sobre «Mille Regretz» De Josquin Des Prés)
11 Elisabeth Plank - Illustrazioni dei poeti Italiani, Op. 97: No. 1, Andantino con moto
12 Alexandre Tharaud - de Visée: Livre de pièces pour la guitare: Suite No.9 in D minor / Sarabande
13 Asian Zen - Focus and Visualization
14 Långbacka/Bådagård - Ocean (feat. Karin Hammar)
15 Ketil Bjørnstad, Svante Henryson - Serene
16 Max Richter - Dream 3 (in the midst of my life)
17 Sita Devi Ryan Herr - Hridaya
18 Norah Jones - Heaven Above
19 Osnabruck Youth Choir - Miserere Mei
20 Rogerio Tutti - Etude No. 5
21 Larkhall - At the Violet Hour
22 Biosphere - When In Rome
23 Yumiko Morioka - Silver ship
24 Marker Starling - Amsterdam
25 Jeffrey McFadden - Cello Suite No. 2 in D Minor, BWV 1008 (Arr. J. McFadden for Guitar): IV. Sarabande
26 Francois Tetaz - Judy's Return
27 Alexandre Saada - The Clock
28 Yuuko Shiokawa, András Schiff - Sonata No. 3 in E Major, BWV 1016: 3. Adagio ma non tanto
29 The Singers Unlimited - Autumn In New York
30 Matt Maltese - When You Wash Your Hair
31 Badi Assad - Canco del lladre
32 Findlay Brown - Singalong Singalong
33 Rosario Conte - Sarabande in F Major
34 Gustavo Santaolalla - It Can't Last
35 Isobel Campbell - Something
36 Roman Viazovskiy - Lute Sonata No. 5 in G Major: V.
37 Rosario Conte - Intavolatura di Liuto, et di Chitarrone, Book 1: Ricercare musicale I
38 Judith Leclair, Jonathan Feldman, Gretchen Van Hoesen - VII. Moderato
39 Sidsel Endresen, Bugge Wesseltoft - Try
40 Thomas Dunford & Jean Rondeau - Marais: Pièces de viole, Livre IV, Suite d'un goût étranger: La Rêveuse
41 Nick Drake - Saturday Sun
42 Uma - Pride
43 William Carter - Bach: Suite in G minor, BWV995 - 4: Sarabande
44 Aldo Ciccolini - Gymnopédie n. 3
45 Michael Vincent Waller - Lines
46 Masahiro Masuda - Suite e-moll BWV996: Sarabande
47 Tom James Scott - Time is the Wings of the Heron
48 Robert Wyatt - At Last I Am Free
49 Fotheringay feat. Sandy Denny - Winter Winds (Demo)
50 Mountain Man - Slow Wake Up Sunday Morning (Live at Saint Mark's Cathedral)

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