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Faith's Compass

Between the jaggedstraights of reason and the sweltering swamps of fear lie faith and spirituality;
My ship shatters on the sharp, ragged rocks of reason;
My foot falters in the sweltering swamps of fear
In between these dwells faith in balance
Avoiding excess of emotion and surplus of cynicism.

Spirituality is the compass
To hold center knowing what is essential in the heart of faith.

(Poem based upon an original idea communicated on telephone by Alan Kleiner on 07-01-08.)

The Literary Genius of St. Paul

Sojourn to the Middle Valley

Illumine Thou Me!

Three 'Pecking ' Ducks

Library at Mercersburg Academy

Googleberry

Yearling

Magnus! (oryctalagus cuniculus)

Corporate America Embraces the Bhagavad-Gita

"Not surprised," said R .Juna. "It's all about 'bhagavad bux' and besides, with Hinduism the customer gets every other religion including atheism, all at the same cost!" intoned Harry K. dreamily. "More bangha for the buckha!!" :)

check it out and read all about it at: http://bhagavad-america.blogspot.com/

The 'Shrine' Oak at Whitetail

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Dead Sea Scrolls

A little story is required with this photo! While listening to unreleased Crunchkin "Blue Spruce" recording, the book you see in the middle of this photo was found floating in my bath (hence the candle and you can see the plug, etc. ). Now this would not be as strange were it not for the fact that I had just poured a great deal of dead sea salts from Tel Aviz, Israel into the bathwater, and oddly enough the water somehow attracted this book (Penguin edition of Dead Sea Scrolls) to fall in the water. Wierd, eh?

New Hofner Bass Guitar w/Agnus

Self portrait

A Mighty Fortress is Our God

A Great Summit of Vocal Performance by Steve Green! Enjoy. (click on the the title above)

Mass at the Carmelite Monastery on February 16, 2008

 

Loretto Wheat in February

 

As gnats do multiply on brackish waters
So do worries number without her arms;

Thoughts peck into coiled gray matter
To aggravate the burden of this fleshly matter;
I would cast its dull carcass to the ground
And learn whether spirits fly!

But dust outwits time’s debate
And as it was before shall once again be
On its cruel white watch the moon yet spins
And tugs water’s dark waves beneath me

Leaden sleep lulls my fingers down
words escape my pen
her eyes shine like shimmering stars in the blue night
and her face is fair

Edit me as you like
I shall never forget
The charmed hour before dawn
When poetry nudges her to speak.

Tune Generated at Wolfram Website

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