How can we rescue ourselves from indoctrinated ideas that limit our ability to be in direct communion with the divine?
DLM # 120 Growing Up Strong Like A tree
We’re often blown off course when we see the success and wealth of others and start to feel bad about ourselves. But for those seeking wisdom, the slow maturation process of a tree is a better image to emulate.
DLM # 112 The Chains of Physis
The sermon is long so this part is short.
DLM # 109 The Parable Of Jesus
I explore the story of Jesus being nailed on a cross between two thieves this week.
And the music is a mix of some of my favorite songs from past mixes for a demo tape. I was planning on becoming a broadcaster at a radio station in northern California, but they wanted me to keep inserting inane little advertisements into my music every three seconds and I realized it wasn’t my thing.
I’m working on mixing music with sermons in a new podcast-style thing which is more in tune with my spiritual and creative obligations.
DLM # 82 The Dancer Gives No-Fear
Dancing and making personal choices about which energies to cultivate in ourselves are activities that go hand in hand. See what you make of it.
DLM # 72 The Crossroads Of Liberty And Enslavement
Hope you and yours are well. The world is growing more serious by the day and our involvement in it—the way we behave, the things we say and do and think—has rarely been more crucial.
We are responsible for all of it, not the politicians, not those we disagree with.
DLM Sermon # 37 Make Peace Not war
I think perhaps most people regard creativity as a process reserved only for artists. But actually, we are all creating things all day long with our thoughts and attitudes. This is why being peaceful is a creative act, one that, like every other creative act, begins somewhere and then grows and grows.
This is why this week I talk about making peace as a creative act.
A lot of amazing good music (shout out to Ted for supplying the first song on the mix!) this week, so close your eyes (and your mouth!) and dance.