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rites of passage

How on earth ... to move beyond the skin line? ... to reconnect with our dreams & visions? May there be more Compassion, Wisdom, and Peace for all!

Tu es et juis suis

Tu es la vague de la mer, moi, je suis ton galet Toi, l'aiguille, et moi, ton fil Tu es ma flèche, je suis ton arc Tu es l'acteur; je suis ta voix Tu es ma mémoire et moi, la nostalgie Toi, mon encre, je suis ta plume Tu es le rateau, je suis ta feuille Tu es le masque et je suis le modèle Tu es la neige et moi, tes traces de pas Tu es le brouillard de mon aube Tu es la solitude de mon vide Tu es mon talon d'Achille et je suis ta faiblesse Tu es le cri et moi, le silence Tu es la rage et je suis le pardon Toi, ma larme et je suis ton rire Tu es la fedélité et moi, la trahison Tu es l'attente, je suis le voyageur Toi, le labyrinthe et moi, Icare Tu es ma tragédie et je suis ta farce Tu es la tyrannie et moi, la révolution Toi, Phedre et moi, Hippolite Tu es mon théâtre et je suis ta vie. - by iryn - See: Poetry :: note :: ... poem recieved ... & spoken translation into my ear ...

Turtle

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Turtle on display at the airport created by a Georges Vanier Grade 2 student. Studies of lace patterns in nature. - See: Terms :: note :: ... go inside for protection ... bury seeds in the sand ... flow in the water ... ground yourself with a power stance ... the red lips ...

Howl

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Full Moon ... Winter Solstice ... Time Lines ... "We shall not cease from exploration And the end of all our exploring Will be to arrive where we started And know the place for the first time." ( T.S. Eliot, Little Gidding ) - See: Terms :: note :: ... coyoto howls ... there on the floor ... there's a hole ... there's a hole ... there's a whole in my mukluk which the world will see ... there's a toe ... there's a toe ... there's a toe in the hole in my mukluk which the world will see ... there's a rabbit on the toe in the hole in my mukluk which the world will see ... there's feathers on the rabbit on the toe in the hole in my mukluk which gaia does see ... there's a pouch ... there's a pouch ... there's a pouch in the hole in my mukluk in the bottom of the .... " just gimme that pouch" - & rabbit did ... it was cold ... it was cold ... it was so cold for coyoto ... clutching the pouch ... leaving...

Karlheinz Stockhausen

obituaries - See: Memorium :: note :: ... it seems this time of year every year is a passage time ... Stockhausen introduced me to the idea of avante garde arts ... for that eternal thanks ...

Norval Morriseau

IN MEMORIAM: NORVAL MORRISSEAU - See: Artists :: note :: ... opened me for one to First Nations art ... as a young adolescent the Norval Morriseau body of work was a fascinating introduction which has continued ...

Memekwesiw

"According to traditional knowledge, the Memekwesiw offer guidance on natural medicines and how to live life in harmony with Nature. They are said to be about the same height as two-year-old children, but are easily distinguishable from them because they have no noses. Memekwesiw in the La Ronge region are said to live in caves carved out of the rock near the lake's shoreline." ( Virtual Saskatchewan ) - See: Terms :: note :: ... during a medical crisis over a decade ago it was such a memekwesiw that healed me ... listening to Ideas tonight brought it all back ...

sex, language & religion

"Theatre of Catastrophe takes as its first principle the idea that art is not digestible. Rather, it is an irritant in consciousness, like the grain of sand in the oyster's gut... " ( Theatre of Catastrophe ) "More specifically why this violent use of language? What purpose does it serve? Sometimes it is violent. Sometimes it is tranquil. The two states coexist. But the violence of the tone is only a reflection of the passion of the character to discover his or her freedom in a world which is insufficiently gratifying for modern man... which is in fact, shrunk. This cry of violence is a cry for more authentic experience than is available, not only from society, but possibly - horror of horrors - from life itself" ( Challenging Conventions An Interview with Howard Barker by Gilles Menegaldo University of Poitiers ) - See: Theater :: note :: ... sex, language & religion are the greatest obstacles to theater education ... schools are unable to adequately d...