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Archive for January 4, 2018
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Jan 04, 2018 |
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The Unexpected Beauty of Everyday Sounds
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| Using examples from birdsong, the natural lilt of emphatic language and even a cooking pan lid, singer-songwriter and TED Fellow Meklit Hadero shows how the everyday soundscape, even silence, makes music. "The world is alive with musical expression," she says. "We are already immersed." |
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The forest is not a collection of entities… it is a place entirely made from strands of relationship.
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The Songs of Trees
We look at trees every day. What if we paused long enough to “listen”? Could you hear a song if you put your ear to the bark? If one tree can sing a solo; what kind of symphony would come forth from a forest of trees? Dive into these questions on a long cold day with a warm cup and Maria Popova’s review of the book “The Songs of Trees” by David George Haskell. Give yourself the gift of lingering slowly over Maria’s collage of beautiful words and images. Savor Haskell’s unique approach of scientific study explained with lyrical vocabulary. Envision “the masterful, magical way in which nature weaves the warp thread of individual organisms and the weft thread of relationships into the fabric of life”. { read more }
Be The Change
Go outside today and sit quietly with a tree or two. Listen for what the song of life has to say. For more inspiration join this Saturday’s Awakin Call with David George Haskell. RSVP and more details here. { more } |
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Sangha of Auspicious Companions 