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Made for Disquiet 0539.  The Assignment: Let your slow breathing guide a piece of music.

It's fascinating that music, like breathing, can help us into transformed states. So I loved the idea of trying to create a piece of music that begins with, and evolves from calmly breathing. I expected to make something very mellow, some low pulsing and droney pads that compliments the breath, but once I started creating, I came up with something a little different. Added a little more energy, inspired by breathing, and observing the backyard. 

I sat in the backyard, half reclined in a chair, with the Zoom recorder on my chest, breathing. As thoughts came into my head, instead of waiting for them go away and going back to breath, I vocalized the thoughts. I noticed how some birds are living in a thorny rose bush, finding safety from predators (like my cats unfortunately) in a dangerous place. I noticed a new fence in the neighbors yard to separate a wild overgrown garden from a manicured lawn. Noticed plants growing tall, spreading seeds in the spring, and I wanted to let them all grow, to stop cutting it all back. With our gardens, and with life we build some fences, but the order may be just an illusion, it's still chaos underneath, and there's a kind of peace knowing that. 

Finished song in Ableton by listening to the breathing, adding things that came to mind, lots of Hybrid Reverb. Then did my first every recording with the circuit monostation through a talkbox pedal, which became the lead  part in this. That too was an exercise in breathing, and kind of messy. Looking forward to playing with that more. 

As someone weekly beats pointed out, this song itself has a bit of illusion of order - there's some chaos bubbling around underneath some calmer vibes.

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More on this 539th weekly Disquiet Junto project — Control Breath (The Assignment: Let your slow breathing guide a piece of music) — at: https://disquiet.com/0539/

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Illusion Of Order [disquiet0539] [Weekly Beats 17]

Nick Corbishley discusses his book "Scanned" and gives an overview of the evolution of the Vaccine Passport and how it is morphing into a Digital ID and Social Credit System whose endgame is a Digital Gulag which will demand total obedience from the citizenry. He discusses the creation of a two-tiered or apartheid system where the unvaccinated were dehumanized and ostracized. He discusses the unconstitutional nature of these measures, how little courts have pushed back, and incredibly how the population by and large has gone along with this tyranny. The addition of CBDCs to the Digital Passports creates the perfect control grid. We discuss Plan B locations and escape from dystopia. He agrees that crypto could be the perfect Trojan horse and way of conditioning people to accept digital money as well as diverting investment away from real assets (e.g. gold).

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*Podcast intro music is from the song "The Queens Jig" by "Musicke & Mirth" from their album "Music for Two Lyra Viols": http://musicke-mirth.de/en/recordings.html (available on iTunes or Amazon)

Nick Corbishley: The Vaccine Passport Will Lead to a Global Digital Gulag #307

This week's haiku challenge:

Moonlit night
I return and begin to write
a long letter

For more information visit http://www.naviarrecords.com/about/naviar-haiku

Seven days to make music in response to the assigned haiku: to participate visit https://www.naviarrecords.com/about/naviar-haiku

Deadline: 3rd August 2022

Haiku by Ozaki Hōsai https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ozaki_H%C5%8Dsai

Picture by Nuno Alberto https://unsplash.com/@nunoalberto

Story From A Friendly Attic Ghost (naviarhaiku447)

I met a fox last night who was carrying a dead possum.
Foxes, unlike possums, are not native to Australia,
but neither are white people so no judgement.
I got here the same way she did.
Her ancestors came here because rich Englishmen wanted to have fox hunts in the bush,
mine came here because rich Englishmen wanted a distant prison colony.
We are all where we are on this planet because of the dances our ancestors did
with rich Englishmen
and native possums.

I walk on stolen land under a sun that burns my pale skin,
ripping the dead ideas of dead men out from my skull like thorns.
If you ever need to find me just look for the trail
of rosary beads and communion wafers,
of Murdoch papers and nice guy rapists.
If I am dead when you find me please weave fairy lights through my bones
and leave a sign that reads HERE LIES EMPTINESS.
Maybe lizards and frogs will play in this ribcage.
Maybe native flowers will grow in this skull.

I don't know what any of this is or where any of it is going.
I'm blown through this horny graveyard party like a dandelion seed in the wind.
The old crone told me cosmic joy would cost me everything,
but when I paid her she showed me the money was only leaves.

I accidentally scared the fox off by flicking on the porch light,
causing her to drop her dinner in her haste to escape.
I switched the light off and waited in the dark for her to reclaim her prize,
which she eventually did,
slinking off into the night with the possum.

"I'll see you around,"
I said to the both of them.

Fruit bats passed overhead.

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Reading by Caitlin Johnstone.

The Fox

Sinny: duck call, kitchenware, effects and treatments
DrDufus: turkey sample 1
AlbundyX: turkey sample 2
Rainkencana: turkey sample 3

More on this 569th weekly Disquiet Junto project — Think Thank (The Assignment: Make music inspired by something or someone you’re thankful for) — at: disquiet.com/0569/

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A Thankful Feast (disquiet0569)

Une sociologue en neurologie. Repenser les inégalités de classe et de genre dans la rééducation post-AVC

Muriel Darmon, sociologue au CNRS, est l’auteure du livre “Réparer les cerveaux, Sociologie des pertes et des récupérations post-AVC” ( La Découverte, 2021), qui retrace une longue enquête menée en immersion dans des services hospitaliers de neurologie et de rééducation et dans un centre de réadaptation pour appréhender différemment la prise en soin de l’Accident vasculaire cérébral (AVC). Elle étudie la manière dont les facteurs non-médicaux impactent la rééducation post-AVC et les trajectoires de soins. Muriel Darmon  s’attache à montrer comment le social conditionne l’atteinte biologique, la prise en soin, la récupération. Les inégalités sociales de santé, en particulier de classe et de genre, sont au cœur de sa réflexion. 

Muriel Darmon est directrice de recherche au CNRS, rattachée au Centre européen de sociologie et de science politique (CESSP - CNRS / EHESS/ Université Paris I) et co-responsable du projet ERC Synergy Gendhi (« Gender Health Inequalities »).

https://cessp.cnrs.fr/-DARMON-Muriel
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Entretien avec Marion Dupuis, chargée de médiation scientifique au CNRS, rattachée au Centre de recherches sur les arts et le langage (EHESS/CNRS).

https://cral.ehess.fr/membres/marion-dupuis

Mixage : Simon Garrette (EHESS).
Musique : Martijn de Boer (NiGiD), UrbanBlues  (featuring airtone,7OOP3D), dig CC mixter, Creative Commons CC by 3.0). dig.ccmixter.org/files/NiGiD/45171

Co-production: CESSP / ERC Gendhi / CNRS / EHESS / Uni. Paris I / CRAL / Tradaphasia, 2022, 36’.

Pour aller plus loin 

Muriel Darmon, “Réparer les cerveaux, Sociologie des pertes et des récupérations post-AVC”, La Découverte, 2021.
https://www.editionsladecouverte.fr/reparer_les_cerveaux-9782348067976

Francesco Panese, « Une sociologie critique de la clinique », SociologieS [En ligne], Grands résumés, 25 mai 2022, consulté le 01 décembre 2022.
https://journals.openedition.org/sociologies/19584

Claude Martin, « Muriel Darmon, Réparer les cerveaux. Sociologie des pertes et des récupérations post-AVC (La Découverte, 2021)  », Sociologie [En ligne], Comptes rendus, 2022, mis en ligne le 25 juillet 2022. URL : http://journals.openedition.org/sociologie/10288

Sarah Nicaise,  « Réparer les cerveaux. Sociologie des pertes et des récupérations post-AVC de Muriel Darmon : la fabrication sociale du neurologique. La Découverte, 2021, 317 pages », Revue française des affaires sociales , no. 3, 2021, pp. 347-353.    

https://www.cairn.info/revue-francaise-des-affaires-sociales-2021-3-page-347.htm

Aurélien Raynaud, « Muriel Darmon, Réparer les cerveaux. Sociologie des pertes et des récupérations post-AVC », Lectures [En ligne], Les comptes rendus, mis en ligne le 21 septembre 2021. URL : http://journals.openedition.org/lectures/51245  

Gilles Bastin « Réparer les cerveaux », de Muriel Darmon : cerveaux soignés et cerveaux soignants, Le Monde, 23 avril 2021.
https://www.lemonde.fr/livres/article/2021/04/23/reparer-les-cerveaux-de-muriel-darmon-cerveaux-soignes-et-cerveaux-soignants_6077842_3260.html

Reconstruire le cerveau. Entretien avec Muriel Darmon, Contretemps, 17 septembre 2021. https://www.contretemps.eu/reconstruire-cerveau/

Muriel Darmon : « Le jugement social infuse totalement la pratique médicale », par Gilles Noussenbaum, Décision santé, 16 septembre 2021
https://www.decision-sante.com/medecine-pharmacie/muriel-darmon-le-jugement-social-infuse-totalement-la-pratique-medicale

« Une sociologue à l’hôpital », par Frédérique Letourneux
Revue sciences humaines, N°338, Juillet 2021.
https://www.scienceshumaines.com/muriel-darmon-une-sociologue-a-l-hopital_fr_43515.html

Une sociologue en neurologie. Repenser les inégalités de classe et de genre dans la rééducation AVC

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