I Would Love to Hang Out With You!
The mantra is a very very powerful opening into the soul … See, Your soul is like constantly calling you and saying: “I miss you. Where are you? Why do you keep running round? Why don’t you come home? I have this wonderful meal cooked for you. I would love to hang out with you. [...]
Gerund – The gerund is the “ing” form of the verb
Present Continuous Tense (“be” verb plus gerund) I am going to school now. Where are you going? I am not going anywhere. I am staying home. Are you watching television? No, I am not watching television. I am cooking. What are you making? I am frying some garlic. Future “going to” Tense (gerund plus verb) [...]
A New Life in Mosquito City – part 33 – The Dream
Dreams can be revealing. They can tell us about what is happening in our sub-conscious and unconscious mind. In this episode, Mark wakes up from a dream and discovers some interesting insights.
A New Life in Mosquito City – part 32 – Is everything ok?
In this episode, Mark goes into work on a Monday morning at the Mosquito City herald. He speaks with his boss, Frank, and discovers that Frank isn’t exactly who Mark thought he was!
Protected: The Children of Kenji Takeuchi – Lesson Notes – Episode 17
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You Look Japanese
Mark speaks with Jeremy, from France, who he meets at a cafe in New Delhi. Mark thinks he looks Japanese, but he’s not. Where are his parents from?
People and Places – Steve 2 – Born in Brooklyn
Some people all Brooklyn “The Planet” because it is so culturally diverse. Steve was born and raised in Brooklyn. Listen to Steve talk with Mark about some of his past experiences.
Have you read Swedenborg?
Have you ever read Swedenborg? Do you know what a ‘scrim’ is? Listen to two guys talk about it.
People and Places – The Swami – 6 – The Same Thing
The universe is full of many forms, but the essence is one. The essence is one. The essence is one. So says the swami.
People and Places – Burke 2 – And then they went to Europe
What do Oranjeboom, Ghana, and CSIS have in common? A Canadian man named Burke, whose parents were teachers who worked in different countries when he was a child. Listen to Burke talk about it.
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