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Newly published by Walton Music (US)/Edition Peters (UK), this piece for SATB choir a cappella is partly derived from my first Ubi Caritas from 2001 and is a setting of another stanza of the Ubi text.

Performed by CWU Chamber Choir/Gary Weidenaar, cond.

Score published by Walton Music/Edition Peters:

USA - sheetmusicplus.com/title/Ubi-Caritas-II-Through-Infinite-Ages/19858487

EUROPE - musicroom.com/se/id_no/01071550/details.html

Sheet music

Ubi Caritas II: Through Infinite Ages

No. 6

"The big thing for me is to love reality and not live in the imagination, not live in what could have been or what should have been or what can be, and somewhere, to love reality and then discover that God is present."

Jean Vanier is a French Canadian philosopher and Roman Catholic social innovator who founded the L'Arche movement, a community centered around people with mental disabilities. He’s devoted his life to the practical application of Christianity’s most basic and paradoxical teachings — that there’s power in humility, strength in weakness, and light in the darkness of human existence:

    "It’s the realization of how to create a culture which is no longer a culture just of competition, but a culture of welcoming, where tenderness, where touch is important, and it's neither sexualized nor aggressive. It has become human. And I think that this is what people with disabilities are teaching us. It's something about what it means to be human and to relate and to celebrate life together."

A rare opportunity to sit down with a man who some consider to be a living saint.

See more at www.onbeing.org/program/wisdom-tenderness/234


Jean Vanier — The Wisdom of Tenderness: Lived Compassion, L'Arche, and Becoming Human (Aug 22, 2013)

Kindly recorded for Brain Pickings. Poem text and context: https://www.brainpickings.org/2021/07/26/david-whyte-the-truelove

POEM TEXT / CONTEXT

David Whyte reads his poem "The Truelove"

Here you can listen to Derek Walcott's poem recited by Kabat-Zinn, saying a prose statement was "bound to be inadequate" in communicating his point.

Read the full poem at http://www.onbeing.org/program/opening-our-lives/138

"Love After Love" by Derek Walcott (Read by Jon Kabat-Zinn)

Art, life, and religious faith converge in Paul Elie's unusual biography of the intersecting stories of four literary Americans of the 20th century: Trappist monk Thomas Merton, social activist Dorothy Day, and fiction writers Walker Percy and Flannery O'Connor. "Certain books, certain writers," Elie says, "reach us at the center of ourselves." 

See more at www.onbeing.org/program/faith-fired-literature/99

Paul Elie — Faith Fired by Literature (Feb 20, 2014)

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)

Brian McLaren is an influential voice in the worlds of progressive Evangelicalism and what has been called “emerging” Christianity. In a provocative conversation on the meaning and future of Church, he envisions a community where diversity no longer means division.

See more at http://www.onbeing.org/program/brian-mclaren-the-equation-of-change/6175

Brian McLaren — The Equation of Change (Mar 13, 2014)

10 Hours video on YT: https://youtu.be/6kFqzyaN9qY

Tranquil Native Flute Sleep Music Calm Native American Flute Peaceful Stress Relief Music

Wendell Berry reads a collection of his poems, included in the show "The Poetry of Creatures." 

How we see the world is how we value it, says Ellen Davis. And poetry is a way to rediscover the lost art of being creatures. An hour of learning and slowing down, with the "Mad Farmer" poems of Wendell Berry and a new way to take in the "poetry" of Genesis.

See more at www.onbeing.org/program/ellen-davis-and-wendell-berry-the-poetry-of-creatures/117

"How To Be A Poet" by Wendell Berry

MOCKINGBIRD NIGHT SONG: A Northern Mockingbird singing at night with crickets and gray treefrogs sounding off in the background. Recorded 11:30pm 27 May 2016, near Upperville, Virginia. © Lang Elliott.

Microphone: quasi-binaural SASS (Stereo Ambient Sampling System) modified for use with Sennheiser MKH20 microphones.

THE NORTHERN MOCKINGBIRD is well-known for its habit of singing at night. What most folks do not know is that the night-singers are primarily unmated males, which may sing almost continuously both day and night (especially when the moon is bright), in their quest to locate a mate.

I managed to capture the featured recording during a recent expedition, which began with a social event: my partner’s niece was graduating from high school and we went down to attend the ceremony. Given how close we were to Washington D.C., I never imagined that I would get a usable recording (too many cars and jets). But we spent the night in a ranch house surrounded by large fields, and as luck would have it, there was a resident mockingbird that sang throughout much of the night.

Resisting my urge to get some much-needed sleep (I was up until nearly 2am the night before, recording frogs), I ventured out around 11pm and walked a considerable distance to his singing tree, which was at the edge of a field. Crickets trilled gently from the grass and a chorus of Gray Treefrogs produced a drone from nearby forest, no doubt sounding off from a pond or swampy area. Not a bad catch for countryside near a major metropolis.

Although not exactly a meditative recording, I am quite pleased to document night-singing in this species, along with enough ambient sounds to add spaciousness to the recording. This particular singer is doing some imitations, but the majority of his phrases seem to be of his own device. Rather than analyze his song phrases, I’ve chosen to simply enjoy the soundscape without thinking too much about it. Mockingbird Nightsong, delivered to you on a golden platter!

What’ya think?

Mockingbird Nightsong

2016 Davidji: Self Love and Divine Presence
A Year For Going Deeper
This year's Winter Feast theme is about "Going Deeper." A new format that davidji, (and other teachers), will be using this year will be to provide 10 meditations, each to be repeated for 3 additional days. This format encourages you to go deeper with each Day. davidji's series "Self Love and Divine Presence" features the powerful, mystical & timeless music of Marie Josée Vermette (MJ) & Dean Richards also known as SacredFire, Canadian worldbeat sound healing artists. You can find them at http://sacredfiremusic.com.

davidji - Introduction (2016)

Down To The Wire

"Everlasting" - a poem by David Whyte, from his new book of poetry, "The Bell and The Blackbird."

The Bell and The Blackbird

Everlasting - DavidWhyte

We make a radio pilgrimage into the world of L'Arche, communities formed around people with mental disabilities and others who share life with them. At the heart of the L'Arche movement is a religious idea of difference as normal and imperfection as a source of strength.

See more at www.onbeing.org/program/larche-community-brokenness-and-beauty/116

Jo Anne Horstmann — L'Arche: A Community of Brokenness and Beauty (Aug 2, 2007)

Groundbreaking Peabody Award-winning conversation about the big questions of meaning, hosted by Krista Tippett. Every Thursday a new discovery about the immensity of our lives — and frequent special features like poetry, music and Q + A with Krista.

Paul Elie — Faith Fired by Literature (Feb 20, 2014)

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