Hi Marsha,

On Wed, Jul 6, 2011 at 1:03 AM, MarshaV <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Marsha:
> I use the expression 'unpatterned experiences' with exactness.  They
> were multiple experiences and they were experiences without visual or
> conceptual pattern.  There was presence.  There is nothing else for me
> to say.  These experiences were very different from mindfulness.

[Mark]
I think I know what you mean, the same thing happens to me, but I do
relate it to the moment.  It is like a warm wind that passes through
me.  There are dark winds as well, as Camus refers to in The Plague.
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> Marsha:
> The last part is a chorus singing Ode to Joy.  I am the white water.  I am 
> joy.

[Mark]
Yes, one of the first things I learned on the piano, mainly because it
is so easy to make it sound good.
>
> But I love the Overture to Parsifal and Bach's Bist du bel mir.  I often 
> think of
> RMP's talking about losing interest in a piece of music, a record I think, but
> surely he was not talking about Beethoven, Bach, or Wagner, or any of the
> other music that lifts you to mountain tops or the ocean's depth.   When I 
> first
> met my husband, he brought me a record of the Concierto of Aranjuez.  I
> closed my eyes and it was as if I was there.  I saw those little white towns
> snuggled within the changing landscapes as clearly as if I had been a bird
> flying over them.  I knew Spain long before I visited there.

[Mark]
I think we have had this discussion before.  I was forced to many
operas before I was 10 years old.  My parents were Wagner freaks who
traveled the world to see his operas.  So, I like Wagner without
words, the rest is too heavy for me.  There was much dark about
Wagner.  Now Mahler, well that is another story altogether.  I love
his 7th symphony.  And then there is Schubert's unfinished 7th
symphony.  Truly wonderful.

I also like Joachin Rodrigo, although the Aranjuez was played so much
during my college years in the 70's that I can not listen to it much
these days.  I like the flamenco guitar of today.  The Gypsy Kings set
the stage, but there are so many better groups out there, that I
cannot keep up with them.  There is a lot of female power in flamenco,
don't you think?

Adios,

mark
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