talks

~ Deep Breakfast 132 by https://soundcloud.com/barefootmusic ~

Tracklist:
01. Hainbach - Light Splitting [Seil]
02. ASC & Inhmost - Wave Clouds [Auxiliary]
03. ann annie - breathe into [ann annie]
04. Giuseppe Falivene - Hypergate [Annulled Music]
05. 36 - Ninth Sequence [Past Inside The Present]
06. Akuratyde - /// [Dub]
07. Cyspe - As The Appear [From A Lost Place]
08. James Bernard - Matrices [A Strangely Isolated Place]
09. Inhmost - Drift Away [Stasis Recordings]
10. Barefoot - /// [Dub]
11. Imaginary Softwoods - Painted Flowers [Field Records]
12. ovïd - In Your Most Frail Gesture [Open Tapes]
13. r beny - and fall, standing alone again [Dauw]
14. Barefoot - /// [Dub]
15. 36 & zakè - Stasis Sounds for Long-Distance Space Travel (Stage 2) [Past Inside The Present]
16. Michael Stearns - As The Earth Kissed The Moon [Continuum Montage]
17. Kodama - Lazarus 1973 [Groundwork Recordings]
18. Barefoot - /// [Dub]
19. Sonmi451 - Seven Signals In The Sky [Laaps]

Have a good listening.

Photo: Jon Gibbs

Bandcamp

Deep Breakfast 132 - Barefoot

If Virginia Woolf came back to life today, what would she make of it? How would she feel about what’s happening to books, and to the reputation of her own books, and of the Bloomsbury group?  The acclaimed novelist Maggie Gee, whose thirteen previous books include The White Family, My Cleaner and My Animal Life, this month publishes her new novel, Virginia Woolf in Manhattan, which imagines what ensues when an author working in the New York Public Library becomes so passionate about Woolf that she suddenly materialises. In a conversation chaired by Anne Chisholm, biographer of Frances Partridge, the long-lived Bloomsbury diarist who remembered Woolf from her youth, Maggie Gee discusses her novel with Alexandra Harris, author of Romantic Moderns, which explores connections between some of the 20th Century’s greatest writers and artists, including Virginia Woolf, Eric Ravilious and John Piper, and of a short biography of Woolf. They reflect on her imaginings of both past and future, and ask what she means to readers and writers today. Is she, for women writers in particular, a hard act to follow?

We are grateful to the Royal Literary Fund for sponsoring this event, and to the Bloomsbury Hotel for supporting it.

Virginia Woolf in the 21st Century

Bonfire

Resonance FM - Advaita Vedanta - Shibendu Lahiri

2 May 2012: Sri Sri Ravi Shankar's radio interview in Norge in Radio

Sri Sri Ravi Shankar's radio interview in Norway

A tempestuous sea roils in the midst of a squall. Rain pours down on your ocean view estate as you watch the stormy waves. Wait, what? That's right, I just upgraded you to a fancy mansion overlooking the ocean. 😀 🎩 🤑 🌧 💦 🌊  And I used big words I found in a thesaurus to make it more impressive :)

So while you're sitting snug in your swanky digs, poke around the well-stocked kitchen for a snack and drink of your choice. Then relax and enjoy the soothing rainstorm and crashing waves nature ambiance.

Crank up this video anytime you need to focus, study, read or sleep. The waves and rain white noise will block outside distractions and create a relaxing mood. Overcome insomnia, sleep or study better, and let us know in the comments how it worked for you.

10 hour version on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pEhhdCegvZw

Check out our Rain Sounds Playlist for more storm sounds: 
soundcloud.com/relaxing-white-noise/sets/rain

DISCLAIMER: Remember that loud sounds can potentially damage your hearing. When playing one of our videos, if you cannot have a conversation over the sound without raising your voice, the sound may be too loud for your ears. Please do not place speakers right next to a baby’s ears. If you have difficulty hearing or hear ringing in your ears, please immediately discontinue listening to the white noise sounds and consult an audiologist or your physician. The sounds provided by this Youtube channel are for entertainment purposes only and are not a treatment for sleep disorders or tinnitus. If you have significant difficulty sleeping on a regular basis, experience fitful/restless sleep, or feel tired during the day, please consult your physician.

© Relaxing White Noise LLC, 2016. All rights reserved. Any reproduction or republication of all or part of this text/visual/audio is prohibited.

Rain & Ocean Waves Storm Sounds for Sleep (75 Minutes)

Ātmā is defined as : Apnoti sarvam iti Ātmā | That which pervades everything is 'AtmA' (sat chit ānanda). Therefore, in this post I will refer to the knowledge of 'AtmA' as vedāntā.

Science and vedāntā do not contradict each other because they both operate in two different fields. Two people or two beliefs can contradict each other only if they both operate in the same field. If somebody asks who is greater Sachin Tendulkar or DhyAnchand? The answer to this would be that they both can not be compared because one is a genius in cricket and the other was a genius of field hockey. They both operate in different sports therefore, can not be compared.

Similarly, Science deals with that which is perceived through 5 senses and science uses the tools called prtyakSham and anUmAnam where as vedāntā deals with that knowledge which can not be perceived through 5 senses it deals with anUmeya vastu.

pratyakSheNa anUmityA vA yastupAyo nA vidyate |
yenam vidanti vedena tasmAt vedasya vedatA ||

Therefore, they both operate in two different fields; you can not compare the two. However, vedāntā has a view on creation which vedA refers as 'sriShTih'

Science And Vedanta by pujya swAmi parmArthAnanda ji

An excerpt from the 2013-01-03 dharma talk at Plum Village. There ia a sutra on the contemplation of the body and the body is a big subject of meditation. There is much suffering and misery in this world and some people want to get out of this world. Is there a way to get out of the world of suffering and misery by looking into your body? We can see the four elements - water, air, earth, and heat - in our body. There are six sense organs that can produce the six consciousnesses. When you look into the body deeply, you can see it is a community. Can you see all our ancestors by looking into the body?  Is there a self? If we heal ourselves, we can heal our ancestors.  We don't just practice for ourselves, we practice for all our ancestors. Our body is a treasure and we should take care of our body. There is a Buddha in the body.

Aldous Huxley - The Ultimate Revolution

Rickey Bowers Jr.

Recent comments

Zosimos Alchemista

Related tracks