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Hello folks,
I've just finished compiling the fifth Nonduality Highlights Podcast for your listening pleasure. In this episode, I've included some excellent quotations from Ramesh Balskekar (disciple of Nisargadatta), Ramana Maharshi, Nisargadatta himself, and an excerpt from an interview with Eckhart Tolle which I recently blogged about regarding the conflict in the Middle East.
Today's musical selection is a rendition of Santa Claus is Coming to Town featuring the great jazz and blues tenor saxophonist, Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis. In my humble opinion (ahem), I think that my own sound on the jazz tenor sax is reminiscent of Lockjaw Davis -- but I come by it honestly, because I've loved his playing since I was a teenager and I've long considered him to be an influence on my playing, especially in terms of that warm, throaty sound he has.
I hope you all have a chance to listen to today's podcast. It's about 16 minutes long and under 10 MB in size. And the readings included are very good.
http://lindensmith.com/nonduality/ndh_podcast_005.mp3
Thank you!
Dustin
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I've just finished compiling the fifth Nonduality Highlights Podcast for your listening pleasure. In this episode, I've included some excellent quotations from Ramesh Balskekar (disciple of Nisargadatta), Ramana Maharshi, Nisargadatta himself, and an excerpt from an interview with Eckhart Tolle which I recently blogged about regarding the conflict in the Middle East.
Today's musical selection is a rendition of Santa Claus is Coming to Town featuring the great jazz and blues tenor saxophonist, Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis. In my humble opinion (ahem), I think that my own sound on the jazz tenor sax is reminiscent of Lockjaw Davis -- but I come by it honestly, because I've loved his playing since I was a teenager and I've long considered him to be an influence on my playing, especially in terms of that warm, throaty sound he has.
I hope you all have a chance to listen to today's podcast. It's about 16 minutes long and under 10 MB in size. And the readings included are very good.
http://lindensmith.com/nonduality/ndh_podcast_005.mp3
Thank you!
Dustin
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