poster: billkrenz54 speaker: Bill Krenz length: 05:56 date added: February 18, 2012 event date: February 2012 views: 471; views this month: 21; views this week: 4
Bill Krenz describes the process of trimming dangerous limbs off a large rain tree next to the farm garage on Naitauba.
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poster: OrpheumTrilogy length: 14:18 date added: February 11, 2012 event date: January 2000 views: 709; views this month: 39; views this week: 11
The First Room Theater Guild presents a one hour documentary on the making of the first full theater production of Adi Da's epic work, The Mummery, in January, 2000, at The Mountain Of Attention.
Documentary production staff Terence Gross (Award-Winning Director, Videographer) Roy Dixon (Producer) Thomas Lefebvre (Production Consultant) Ed Baker (Technical Support) Corinne Farago (Sound) Carmen Morrow (Camera Assistant) Nick Elias (Additional Camera) Robert Wessel (Additional Camera) Chris Gilders (Editor)
Notes "Beloved" is Beloved Adi Da. Adi Da has since given "The Mummery" a new name: "The Mummery Book".
A theatrical performance and recitation by devotee Theo Cedar Jones from Adi Da's book, Not-Two Is Peace. The essay being recited is Principles Regarding A Global Cooperative Forum: On The Dangers Of The Old "Tribalisms" and The Necessity For A Global Cooperative Forum Based On The Prior Unity of Humankind.
Dance by Isabelle Sjahsam and Maria LaMance of Artface Performance Group.
Not-Two Is Peace: Recitation poster: swaybone11 speaker: Theo Cedar Jones length: 04:36 date added: November 28, 2011 views: 573; views this month: 24; views this week: 4
Recitation by devotee Theo Cedar Jones from Adi Da's book, Not-Two Is Peace. The essay being recited is Principles Regarding A Global Cooperative Forum: On The Dangers Of The Old "Tribalisms" and The Necessity For A Global Cooperative Forum Based On The Prior Unity of Humankind.
poster: theblueok speakers: Bill Stranger, Scott Morrow length: 15:26 date added: January 20, 2011 event date: December 15, 2010 views: 1018; views this month: 34; views this week: 8
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