Loreena McKennitt performs The Dark Night Of The Soul, live…

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Loreena McKennitt has such an amazing voice… she sings so effortlessly and carries you away with her beautiful melodies.

Dark Nights Of The Soul is from the CD Mask & Mirror.

One more Etta for the night…

I Just Want To Make Love To You & Born To Be Wild (LIVE)…

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Oh yes she could rock the blues…

“Around the world, people are changing. In time, despite resistance to those changes, the governments, financial structures & other worldly institutions of the world will transform. The revolutionary spirit brought about by the awareness of our oneness will overcome all obstacles to the manifesation of that oneness, even hatred. We need concern ourselves less with the power of that resistance, and more with the power of love to overcome it.” ~~ Marianne Williamson

Via Marianne Williamson on Facebook:

‎”Miracles occur naturally as expressions of love.”(ACIM) This isn’t theory; it’s an unalterable fact, a law of the universe. So don’t worry if you can’t see the result of your forgiveness just yet; know that any mental breakthrough from fear to love generates a cosmic engine of miraculous breakthrough as sure as the sun’s rising or setting. That faith on your part — your knowledge of spiritual law — will be a force magnifier that brings the miracle into manifestation more powerfully & quickly.

One more amazing song (and another of my favorites) from R. Carlos Nakai, William Eaton & Will Clipman ~~ ”Arriving at Now” from their album “Red Wind” performed live at Desert Botanical Garden:

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I’m not sure what made me think of R. Carlos Nakai this evening, but I did.

I saw Nakai, Eaton & Clipman perform in the L.A. area at least a decade ago. It was an amazing show…

Sit back, listen and enjoy:

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J. Krishnamurti…

Awareness is that state of mind which takes in everything -the crows flying across the sky, the flowers on the trees, the people sitting in front, the colors they are wearing- being extensively aware which needs watching, observing, taking in the shape of the leaf, the shape of the trunk, the shape of the head of another, what he is doing. To be extensively aware and from there acting, that is to be aware of the totality of one’s own being. To have a mere sectional capacity, a fragmentation of capacity or capacity fragmented, and to pursue that capacity and derive experience through that capacity which is limited—that makes the quality of the mind mediocre, limited, narrow. But an awareness of the totality of one’s own being, understood through the awareness of every thought and every feeling, and never limiting it, letting every thought and every feeling flower, and therefore being aware—that is entirely different from action or concentration that is merely capacity and therefore limited.

To let a thought flower or a feeling flower requires attention,not concentration. I mean by the flowering of a thought giving freedom to it to see what happens, what is taking place in your thought, in your feeling. Anything that flowers must have freedom, must have light; it cannot be restricted. You cannot put any value on it, you cannot say, “That is right, that is wrong; this should be, and that should not be”, thereby, you limit the flowering of thought. And it can only flower in this awareness. Therefore, if you go into it very deeply, you will find that this flowering of thought is the ending of thought. ~~ The Book Of Life

More tonight from the 25th Anniversary Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Concert ~~ Jeff Beck and Sting perform “People Get Ready”:

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From the 25th Anniversary Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Concert ~~ Bonnie Raitt & Crosby, Stills and Nash perform “Love Has No Pride” at Madison Square Garden:

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Clarence Clemons, The Big Man passed away tonight, he was 69.

Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band perform Jungleland live at Hyde Park in 2009:

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Beautiful solo from Clemons… He will be missed.