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Psalm 124, New Living Translation
Psalm 124, Science of Correspondences
2, 4, 5. Rivers in the opposite sense falsities in abundance. R. 409.
By the proud waters here mentioned are understood falsities favoring the love of self and confirming it, also the falsities of doctrine which are from self-derived intelligence.
River—reasonings from them against truths.
By verses 4 and 5 is signified the destruction of spiritual life. E. 518.
Listen to some beautiful music from Berea College‘s 2016 Christmas Concert. “Founded in 1855, Berea was the first interracial and coeducational college in the South.”
Berea College is located in Berea, Kentucky; about two hours south of Cincinnati, OH.
by Holly Near, performed by MUSE, Cincinnati’s Women’s Choir
“It was lovely. I woke up with a great feeling. It was really like she had visited me at this very difficult point in my life and gave me this message: Be gentle, don’t fight things, just try and go with the flow and it will all work out.” -Paul McCartney on being visited in a half dream/wake state by his deceased mother who gave him the message, “Let it Be.” –The Telegraph
African American Spiritual, performed by MUSE, Cincinnati’ Women’s Choir
Video Credit: Kathy ZB
Lyrics: “City Called Heaven”
Sometimes I am tossed and I’m driven, Lord
Sometimes I don’t know where to roam
I’ve heard of a city called Heaven
I’ve started to make it my home
Sometimes I am tossed and I’m driven, Lord
Sometimes I don’t know where to roam
I’ve heard of a city called Heaven
I’ve started to make it my home
A little flute music for your day…
Journey Movement II (Kathleen Nester – Flute, Amy Rubin – piano)
“Hallelujah Games: Music by Amy Rubin”
On Mode Recordings,
fall 1999 release; selected as one of the best new music recordings of 1999 and featured with composer interview on the webzine “NewMusicBox (Feb 2000)”; Mode 79
Rosephanye Powell, Composer
You can hear more New Spirituals at MUSE Cincinnati’s fall concert, “She Don’t Stop” Saturday, November 17 | 2PM and 7PM @ Memorial Hall.
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♫ Wade in the Watah – sung by MUSE – Cincinnati’s Women’s Choir. Listen to a clip or download the whole thing: @cdbaby http://bit.ly/2uym9KA
The theme of water continues! Enjoy this selection “Deep Peace of the Running Wave” – Sung by Barbara Paul (Bharani) “Manohara” http://manohara.net Music written by Heera (Heather Childs) Words from a Gaelic Prayer from the album “Breath of My Soul” a live performance at Spirit Works, Burbank, CA sponsored by JizoPeaceCenter.org
New Church of Montgomery, in Glendale 