Rev. Dr. Rick

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  5. Ambient, Space, New Age And Mellow Music

    in Cultural Arts Archive

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    Do we have any fans of ambient, space, mellow or new age music here? I find these music styles great for spiritual meditation.

    I have a station on SoundClick.com if anyone would like to listen. Almost 500 songs available. More coming soon... Please stop by and enjoy!

    Rev Dr Rick's Station

    Brian Eno's Music for Films, Music for Airports and a few others whose titles I've forgotten.

    Robert Fripp's 'Soundscape' recordings; listed below

    Pie Jesus

    November Suite

    The Gates of Paradise (a personal favorite)

    Soundscapes, Vol I, II, and III

    all are available here; http://www.disciplineglobalmobile.com/cat/index.htm

    Also Fripp and Eno together; No **footing and Evening Star

    Also, the Dead Can Dance album The Serpents Egg is truly exquisite

    I'll be sure to check your list out!!!

    I also listen to live365.com. Favorite station is Astreaux World. They play a lot of Brian Eno there. My personal favorites are Roberty Carty and Jonathan Hughes. I like Diatonis, Numina and Steve Roach as well... I like the heavy synth sounds and drones... Take a listen here if you get a chance as well!

    Astreaux World on Live365.com

  7. Haiku

    in Creative Expression & Cultural Arts

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    soft winds in the night

    the water ripples slowly

    our life moves this way

    ever so gently

    the currents guide us farther

    to our decisions

    which path will we take

    is our choice the correct one

    our spirit knows this

    and at our endpoint

    will our evaluation

    be what we hoped for

  10. Why I Became Ordained By The Ulc

    in * Welcome - ULC Minister's Introduction Junction *

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    I became ordained because there was something inside of me that said I should help other people realize their spiritualism without the confines of being associated with an organized religion.

    Tolerance for all beliefs is the key to true peace and spiritualism may come in many forms. Doing that which is right is an excellent motto to live by for anyone and I do my best to spread this message. Whether you believe in God or gods or an order in the universe or whatever it might be that helps you to center yourself in life.

    All should have an open mind and respect that others might not feel the same way as you do, but that there is nothing wrong with what is spiritually important to you and how you feel about it and express it. Live and let live.