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Understanding Community
February 07, 2009
Understanding Community At some level, I believe that many of us understand that true community begins with ourselves and our desire to connect with someone outside ourselves. A community of two, in this case, is the core and foundation ...
Progress Only Through Participation
May 20, 2010
For decades, as individuals and as communities, we have worked hard in the process of moving human consciousness to the highest levels in man's evolution. Millions of people, all across the globe, have studied, searched for knowledge and answers, and done what has been necessary to create a great sh...
A Matter of Perspective
June 25, 2010
Most people I know handle tragedy differently. It seems in recent weeks and months, we have all had personal experiences with serious problems; unemployment, the Gulf Oil Spill; economic recession; political fighting; threats from terrorists; environmental tragedy and news of death. Today marks...
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Our View: Topical Talk Each week on Our View your hosts bring you the past week's top news stories from a variety of important topics and issues. Global, local, national, Universal news stories are offered to our listeners from a new paradigm perspective, taking a larger point of view about what really matters and is important to us all.
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09/02 - Za Rinpoche
Backdoor to Enlightenment with Za Choeje RinpocheSpecial Two Hour Segment
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ZA RINPOCHE is a Tibetan monk who first came to the world's attention when his life story was chronicled in the first chapter of Po Bronson's megabestseller, What Should I Do with My Life? While growing up in a refugee camp in Southern India, he was recognized by the Dalai Lama as the sixth reincarnation of the Za Choeje Rinpoche. He is the founder of the Emaho Foundation, a nonprofit organization based in Scottsdale, Arizona, dedicated to sharing Tibetan culture with the West, supporting humanitarian projects, and assisting with personal spiritual development. Za Rinpoche teac...
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09/02 - Two Spot Gobi
Special Interview with Two Spot GobiToday I am welcoming an incredible band from the UK, Two Spot Gobi to the air. In this rare radio interview we will have the chance to find out how this up and coming group has become so popular in such a short time.
Two Spot Gobi's unique and alternative blend of organic pop was born in 2005 in Brighton. Their unique line up featuring cello and trumpet alongside drums, bass, guitar and singer James' acrobatic vocals makes a refreshingly new sound with a laid back coastal groove. This is intelligent urban sass for the chilled out surf generation with an infectious live show.
Two Spot Gobi have toured relentles...
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