October 1st Harvest Moon Live Stream

Cheers to those who joined us.<br/><br/>We're harvesting Retrograde, our first live stream of this composition process, so we'll be recording new layers onto the original track we recorded on the April 4th conjunction. Zak Stein's words that we were contemplating and wove into the mix feel alive now in a way they couldn't have then, so I'm transcribing them below. Maybe someone out there will need just this arrangement of words as much as I did. If so, may they hold you. Remember, we're all in this together, aye!We'll also be harvesting the track Public Domain, which we recorded...sometime, I can't remember exactly when, in between now and Retrograde.<br/><br/>First samples on Retrograde: Alan Watts and hummingbirds (not transcribed)<br/><br/>Second voice:<br/><br/>"We are living in the liminal, a time of pure potential and change, a time between worlds. And I feel this.<br/><br/>~ Peter Lindberg, host of The Stoa<br/><br/>Third voice:<br/><br/>The things we're looking for are the things we do with our bodies, our voices. Which is actually deeply organic. A return to the - turn to the ritual of living together, is what we're asked to do.<br/><br/>A natural process that is actually like a rediscovering of an organic reality, an always already existing reality within the living body of the human, within the bones and the DNA, is the possibility for the forms of consciousness that we are getting when we dance, or when we hold each other with the proper language.<br/><br/>&#8230; a certain kind of deepening into the always already present capacities of the human organism that are there. And so meditation is one of the classic ones, but dialogos is another.<br/><br/>Many of the rituals which we have inherited from the great traditions could be repotentiated.<br/><br/>Self clarification, and basically having communities of practice. It is the way that practice conditions your choice, the impact of the practice on your choice making, it's effect on others. If it makes you feel good that's wonderful. I'm