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May I interject to say that I look forward to closely following this dialogue? My own views on this issue constitute a dialectic, and anything approaching a synthesis would be very welcome. All the best to Nick A and RiverMoonLady on this journey. Carry on!

DR Netradio Got turned on to this great Danish online station a couple days ago. So far, all I've sampled are the jazz and trad channels, but they're great. I've been listening to the trad all day: DR Spillemand er farverig dansk, nordisk og irsk/skotsk folkemusik som den lyder i dag -...

Thanks for the review, Netti-Netti--Byrne/Eno is a potent combination, and I'm looking forward to checking out this new one.

juantoo3, Thank you so much for reaching out to remember me--very much appreciated. Things could be better--the present economic situation has hit me quite hard--but my family is doing well, and that's the important part! New year's Resolution--check back in here again, renew my association...

juantoo3, Thank you so much for reaching out to remember me--very much appreciated. Things could be better--the present economic situation has hit me quite hard--but my family is doing well, and that's the important part! New year's Resolution--check back in here again, renew my...

Well, thank you for the welcome! I've been away too long--

I've really been enjoying this one recently: Book Of Daniel Lyrics: Robert Hunter Music: David Freiberg Calling down the gods of gold, silver, stone and wood The mighty king of Babylon, the proud Balshazzar, stood Drinking glory to himself as though he were a god When an armless hand...

I see--you main contention is that Henry VIII could not have founded the Church of England, because that church had existed from ancient times. In like manner, the Irish Church was founded long before the establishment of papal authority, although the same political and nationalistic...

I'm in agreement with about everything posted here, and Paladin's point is an especially good one. Rules are a good starting-point, and the rigors of spiritual discipline are not unlike the training schedule for an athlete--necessary to acheive the result. And, let's face it, some people are...

Although not an Anglican, I am somewhat conversant with English history. I was somewhat surprised to see a thread apparently questioning Henry VIII's role in the founding of the Church of England. The letter-writer's facts are beyond dispute, but like many writers of letters to the editor...

Interesting coincidence! As to who is a Deadhead, the debate continues to roll on--although reasoned consensus tends toward a "hey, if you like the music, you can consider yourself a Deadhead" sort of position. Anyhow, I should think of a lyric to post--ok, another Dead song: Blues For Allah...

You've hit the nail on the head, my friend--I'm not sure whether that's what I expected to read or not, but thank you for those thoughts-- (I'm in a particularly receptive frame of mind right now, I think--and I'm hearing many things i need to hear--ok, carry on :) )

Thank you for that, path of one. That hits home to me, because I've had a hard time ever asking forgiveness from God--just one of my many failings-- I've been reading The Secret Life of God, by Rabbi David Aaron, and his message is close in spirit to what you said--God suffers through us...

...Saturn are ok--Saturn's supposed to have rings flying around it...

Cardinal Ratzinger, the conservative German, who many thought was too hardline to be elected, is the new pope, Benedict XVI. May God bless him, and may the prayers of people of all faiths support him, as he leads his faith's adherents into the third millenium

...the ninth most stupendous hangover I'd ever had in my life, I suddenly realized that my grasp on consensual reality was, well, ....

Ripple The Grateful Dead Lyrics: Robert Hunter Music: Jerry Garcia If my words did glow with the gold of sunshine And my tunes were played on the harp unstrung Would you hear my voice come through the music? Would you hold it near, as it were your own? It's a hand-me-down, the thoughts are...

The only Femmes I know is Hallowed Ground, and I think it's a masterpiece-- Hey, I clicked on your homepage--I'll second the "Here's to Jerry"! I really got into the Grateful Dead with American Beauty--the perfect melding of the sacred and the profane--I was sixteen, and played it two or three...

That album is strongly in the rock vein, and is excellent. The Waterboys over the years appear to be mainly Mike Scott and whoever fits what he wants to be playing. Room to Roam is another one of my favorites, and it's music is very traditional Irish, as is Fisherman's Blues. The newest album...