the veil
it is the mystery that seduces.
it is the mystery that seduces.
just finished watching the first of the two part series of Bill Moyer’s conversation with Joesph Campbell in regards to the power of myth. in a nutshell, a much more accessible ken wilbur without the scholarly jargon and rigour that is indicative of mr wilbur. both brilliant in their own right but obviously, mr campbell’s style of narrative is simply delightful. i am actually surprised that i wasn’t aware of mr campbell earlier but apparently the blur has been a big fan of him for years. after watching it, there’s a mix feeling of inspiration and frustration. […]
it’s very difficult pick one album as a seminal favorite but i think after 10 years of appreaciation i have finally decided that that album is the moon and the melodies. every track on it just simply oozes with sublime and peaceful bliss. undoubtedly mr budd’s contribuation to this release is what takes this into the realm of godlike. i remember the first time i discovered at amoeba records in berekeley as a vinyl release. my roommate and i at that time would listen to it endlessly, even enjoying the very crackle of the medium. i think […]