The Traveler in the Night
Flooded streets
Begin the rebirthing
of a lost society
With silent intensity,
As night skies give
Clear guidance to
The lost traveler.
He laughs at the
thought of deception.
For it reveals more than
it hides.
What Have We Become?
A preacher shuns his brother
Cause his bride's a different color
And this is not acceptable
His papa taught him so
It was love that he'd been preaching
But this was overreaching
The boundaries stretchin' further
Than his heart would choose to go
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Why I Hate Religion, But Love Jesus
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Do It Anyway
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Everything is Teaching Us
Shabkar Tsodruk Rangdrol (1781-1851), was a great Tibetan Yogi famous for his affection and concern for animals. His attitude was an expression not only of personal sympathy and aesthetic appreciation but was also rooted in his understanding of Buddhist teaching.
Please Call Me by My True Names
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