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Namaste! "I honor the place within you where the entire universe resides. I honor the place within you of Love and Light, of Truth and Peace. When you are in that place in you, and I am in that place in me, there is only ONE of us." Please give me your reactions to the poems and thoughts in this blog. (Critiques and disagreements are equally welcome) Simply click anywhere you see "Comment" and then on "Post a comment." I'll really appreciate your doing this, and will often respond. Peace!
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Anonymous said...
The song is by Frank Mills, the lyrics by Norm Pollack --- the MP3 is about 3.7 megabytes so please be patient. It's worth the wait, I think ~smile~. It sounds a bit sing-songy but if you listen to the end the message becomes clear and it is sobering and scary:
www.unsoft.com/download/mp3/mytoysvoice.mp3
Norman S. Pollack
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