Sounding Circle

A Palindromatic Meeting In The Middle, Outside of Time...
Sounding Circle implies the cycles, spirals and symbols of our thought, our culture, our lineage and our imagination


This is the weblog of
Raymond Powers.

Here I will be sharing what I find of import, humor, concern, inspiration and on the transformational edge

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HUMANITY UNITES BRILLIANCE
Food+Water+Education+Microloans =Sustainability
Helping Your$elf While
Helping Others


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No matter what your lot in life may be, build something on it.


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Tuesday, February 18, 2003day link 

 BYOC2 comments
picture18 Feb 2003 @ 18:27
Bring Your Own Cup...

Just a thought. I read this the other day.

A message from our beautiful Gaia, please bring and use your own non-disposable cup (preferably ceramic or metal) if you stop to get a hot drink sometime during your day.

Each 24 hours American citizens generate 25 million empty, i.e. throw away, ie. trash, i.e. land fill hot drink cups.

BYOC  More >

 Genealogy Research1 comment
picture18 Feb 2003 @ 13:51
Letecia bought some family tree software and made it available to me. I realized no one in my family had interviewed my parents or chronicled in detail our family history. (of course depending how many branches I pursue it could take me back to the first few bi-peds somewhere in Africa or Asia depending on what theory you adhere too)
So I've begun to record the stories of my mother (Ukrainian descent) and father (Polish descent)and researching on the web whatever I could find. there a lot. Ellis Island immigration reports, books translated to english specifically about my father's hometown,etc. etc. I've pretty much completed the info. aspect and now have begun scanning the photos and maps to add them to the files. It's a great software program called Family Origins.

There is a sense of family pride that I'm feeling for the first time and a deeper understanding of myself; why I do and think the things I do and think. Also, it's fascinating to connect the dots of all those people I met when I was a child who we are no longer in touch with, yet are cousins, or aunts etc. People who I failed at the time to ask questions of or listen to THEIR stories.

As the family tree expands from our personal his/hertory to collective his/hertory, I begin to see much more clearly and viscerally that ther is only one family and that the seeming separation is an illusion and that competitiveness is a lousy and unsustainable way to utilize energy and that resources are here for everyone in the larger global family to have access to.  More >


Monday, February 17, 2003day link 

 Introduction3 comments
picture17 Feb 2003 @ 17:10
Well, here I am, after some poking and proding from Letecia Layson and Flemming Funch. I'm one of those people that says they don't have much to say, yet then goes on and shares tons of resources, stories, experiences etc.
I have cultivated a skill of witnessing, listening, sitting in the silence until there is an impulse that stirs and moves me into action. Something that I have come to call Simple Brilliance and... the simplest systems sometimes have a unique and complex coalescence (I love that word).

So here, I'll be posting my personal poetry /lyrics and music ,talk about sustainable/permaculture lifestyles,gourd crafting and the healing arts.

I'll also probably be subjecting you to various musings, resources and social commentary that steadily streams across my desk.

So here it goes...the red pill...IT is Real IT is Rael  More >



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Sounding Circle implies the cycles, spirals and symbols of our thought, our culture, our lineage and our imagination.

A place to share ideas, create community, and give voice to our muse.

"Giving more than we take, taking just what we need."

"The universe is music connecting 10th dimensional hyperspace".
Prof. Michio Kaku, Phd.


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