Terence Gross | “No Insurance Required”

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Mad half-hour in Kerala on a Royal Enfield

“The Romantics! Who knew?”

by William Stranger

Katya Grineva has developed an international following playing music I’ve mostly been ignoring. Turns out the mistake was all mine.


William Stranger | My Last Workshop

Having spent my entire adult life in an intensive spiritual practice that is utterly absorbing and complete, I’ve never felt a need to play around in the world of life-enhancement seminars and workshops (not even when not to have done Est! was considered to be a serious faux pas).


William Stranger | Blast from Beijing

Everyone can agree that yesterday in Beijing Chinese offered the world it’s most spectacular Olympic opening ceremony ever. Did anyone notice what the Chinese were celebrating?


William Gottlieb | “Addiction: A Sex Epic, In So Many Words”

With their humorous diction and sudden changes of rhythm and speed, William Gottlieb’s racy, percussive poems cover a lot of territory fast. He pleads for us to get serious about the cut.


Almost the Way a Thing Feels

Ken Stateman

Here are two new poems from Ken Stateman, an artist, entrepreneur, and spiritual practitioner who lives in Marin County, California.


The Well-Watered Ego

Heather McHugh

Brilliantly alliterative and punnish, Heather McHugh’s confident, sensual insights find the fissures and seams in our ordinary heedlessness. She has a gift for turning our touchy, unnoticed vulnerabilities into revelation.


What Man Most Passionately Wants

D.H. Lawrence

In the conclusion to “Apocalypse,” effectively his last literary will and testament, D. H. Lawrence restates the faith that animated all his work.


Rising Into The Global Power of ((Prayer))

Ashok Gangadean

On Global Peace Meditation Day, Sunday, May 20, 2007, thousands will gather at 12 locations to pray and meditate for world-peace. The occasion that will be monitored by Princeton University’s Global Consciousness Project, which uses random-number generating computers to measure the field effects of massed human intention. Here the eminent global philosopher Ashok Gangadean encourages us to boost our prayer by liberating it from the ego’s conceits . Read More


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Far Flung Correspondents

  • Republicans and Democrats

    In a recent posting to Salon.com, the admirable Glenn Greenwald  considers liberal commentators’ response to recent legislation passed by Congress and approved by President Obama.

Full Circle

  • “The Romantics! Who knew?”

    Katya Grineva has developed an international following playing music I’ve mostly been ignoring. Turns out the mistake was all mine.

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