A Musical Interlude

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Sat Nam:

 

A long time ago, back when the Siri Singh Sahib was still leading White Tantric,

I was in Chicago for just such a course at the sumptuous University of Chicago

Rockefeller Chapel.

We all filed into this magnificent house of worship, awed by the stained glass

windows, rich dark wooden pews and marble floors (surprisingly comfortable for a

weekend of Tantric).

Also, there was a magnificent multi story pipe organ with all the bells,

whistles, stops, switches, etc. etc.

Yogi Bhajan walked in, looked around, pointed to Amar Singh (one of the

correspondents on this list) and pointed to the organ. I believe all he said was

" Play! " We were treated to a short sweet concert by a skilled musician.

 

I value Amar Singh and Sahib Amar Kaur as musicians, friends, and

co-conspirators on this Dharmic path. I also value them as intelligent

commentators on this board and discussions of a musician's rights. I have

duplicated purchased cds for personal use. I agree that the mp3 purchase of

individual tracks is probably the most economical wayu to build a library of

spiritual music.Thgey have them onSpirit Voyage and even on itunes if you look.

 

Karta Purkh

The Jewel of the Lord is deep within my heart, but I do not have any knowledge

of Him. O servant Nanak, without vibrating, meditating on the Lord God, human

life is uselessly wasted and lost.