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     It seems to me that it is a great deficiency of our language that the same word is used to describe the way we feel about our spouse, our children, our siblings, our dog, chocolate ice-cream, and the reason why we give to charity. One word,...
Topics: compassion, love, SPIRITUALITY

The word "classical" as it relates to music, is certainly an often misused term. I shall attempt to describe the differences in musical styles from late renaissance through the early part of the twentieth century.
Topics: Baroque, classica, Classical, Romantic

It is actually very sad, and at the same time funny to be presenting papers, or conducting workshops on Peacebuilding through the Arts because Arts is really about peace—it has one and the same meaning, only the spelling is different. Yet, time and...
Topics: art, artist, CULTURE, healing, peace, peacemaking

     In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries there was a much greater distinction between music for public and private entertainment than is generally the case nowadays. Symphonies, concertos, and operas were intended for the most part, to be...
Topics: beethoven, Classical, haydn, mozart, Ruzumovsky, schubert, string quartet

Matt MullenwegWhile searching for a plugin at the wordpress site, I chanced upon this July 16, 2007 post by a certain Bobo, entitled “Is someone stealing your hard work?  Read this before you get angry.”What caught me was the quote he got...
Topics: ancient wisdom, COPYRIGHT, hope, INSPIRATION, Matt Mullenweg, NEBITANT, wordpress, youth