EPISODE · Feb 14, 2013 · 1H 12M
199 - Suburban Transpondency
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Post-Valentine's Day exploration of the depth and breadth of love RocketLaura: "Harp Ostinato Number 2" Six.By Seven: "IOU Love" Alan Watts: "The Spectrum Of Love" Bob Tavis "Aether" Connor Helms: "Harp Suite No. 1 Nite Jewel: "One Second Of Love" Beck: "I Only Have Eyes For You (The Flamingos Cover)" Andy Akiho: "No One To Know One" Samuel Taylor Coleridge: "Love" Manly P Hall: "New Commandment Love Thine Enemies" Frank Ocean & Outkast – “Pink Matter” (remix) Ralph Waldo Emerson: "Give All To Love" Allen Ginsberg: "Love Forgiven" Thomas Moore: "Love's Young Dream" Nicolas Marty: "étude n°6 - En corps silencieux" "The essential point is to consider love as a spectrum. There is not, as it were just nice love and nasty love, spiritual love and material love, mature affection on the one hand and infatuation on the other. These are all forms of the same energy. And you have to take it and let it grow where you find it. When you find only one of these forms existing, if at least you will water it, the rest will blossom as well. But the effectual prerequisite from the beginning is to let it have its own way." ~ Alan Watts LOVE IS an experience in consciousness, an experience in The Soul of Man, it is something that is a great releasing power , against the tyranny of personal Attitudes. LOVE is placing something bigger than yourself, in the foreground of your life. Love is not getting into various emotional situations, for profit, for gain,or for social standing. There can NO selfishness and self centeredness in true affection. Also LOVE cannot be bought, bartered or sold. It remains as it has always been, basically, the purest of ALL human emotions. Subscribe to my YouTube channel: transpondency Subscribe to transpondency.blip.tv Follow me on twitter Email: [email protected] Call my voicemail: 1 (716) 402-1462
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