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today I watched the first rays of the sun and did a video.
you can check it here:
hearing the sea is my favorite music in the whole universes 
Peia Luzzi is also so great⊠
I feel joy and depth together⊠brilliant.
Happy Solstice Beloveds 
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My favorite Moon song, âbomp-baba-bomp-ba-bomp-ba-bomp-bomp⊠vedanga-dang-dang-vadinga-dong-dingâŠâ.
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Loved this video about Ireland, thank you for that. The scenery in the intro is pretty unbelieveable
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Back at you 
Beautiful singing, very soothing with the ocean in the background. What were you saying in netween the singing?
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@NightHawk999
If youre still awake in about 25 minutes this site is LIVE FROM STONE HENGE to see the Solstice
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Itâs not yet midnight here on the West Coast of Turtle Island (North America), so nice to see the sunrise coming from Stonehenge!
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Ring out those Solstice Bells! Jethro Tull
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@fenwizard
COOL !
Ive been discussing with @NightHawk999 my numbers 6 and 7 meaning the female and male in my dream interpretation. They coming together to create wholeness, cosmic union 13 etc.
At the minute 8:09 gmt from Stone Henge and sunrise look at the numbers watching and my battery
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Great to know that Scots Gaelic is still alive and well! Apparently I was misinformed somewhere along the way. Yeah I had a wild ride through various parts of Great Britain in 2007. I went there for a week long conference in London in Process-oriented Psychology (also known as Process Work. The founder of this psychology, Arnold Mindell, was a Jungian analyst who expanded the notion of dreamwork to include the idea that everything is a dream. So everything going on in our lives, in our body symptoms, relationship problems, world problems, etc, itâs all a dream and itâs all meaningful. He has a bunch of books about this if interested.) Anyway, went to the conference in London for a week. But I wanted to see more of the British isles, so I asked a friend of mind who is married to a Scottish woman and previously lived in the UK for recommendations. He said, "Oh youâve got to go to the Beltane Festival in Edinburgh because that will be happening then (end of April, beginning of May). So met up with a friend who was working in London as a programmer and we traveled together up to the Beltane Festival that happens in a big park on top of a hill with thousands of people gathered. A wild all night ceremony in which the forces of Winter battle it out with the forces of Summer and Summer eventually wins. It all culminates in a marriage ceremony in which the May Queen is crowned and she marries a mostly naked and painted Green Man in a wild wedding ceremony and the two of them do a wild wedding dance. So this went all night. Then we decided to head down to Stonehenge and toured some of the sacred sites in southwest England and around Glastonbury. Then my friend said that he heard about a party in Wales. A guy up there who had a little farm was having his 60th birthday bash, so we headed up there. A wild scene with rock bands playing in the barn and thatâs where I met the woman who was reviving Welsh Gaelic. Had a wild drive back to London and barely made my flight home! That whole trip was quite a wild waking dream! Not to mention that it was a crash course in driving on the opposite side of the car on the opposite side of the road, while my friend studied maps and navigated. This is way before cell phone navigation. Oh, and a funny story at the party: I was wearing a wool hat that I had gotten in Scotland that said âScotlandâ on it and I was also wearing a Patagonia jacket. A drunken young man at the party was looking at me and asking âAre you from Scotland?! Are you from Patagonia?!â âNo, Iâm from America.â
âWhat?!!! America?!!!â
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@fenwizard
Thats so cool! Love it 
Wow what a âwildâ ride you had and sounds a very memorable trip!
Those druid, pagan ceremonies are great. I too have been to several. I once worked in a cafe that was owned by Shaman and she would drag me alone to the local Beltane 4 day festival she and her husband organised.
Was this for work or interest? Obviously you have an interest in dream analysis, something im very much into.
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I said âFeliz SolstĂcio de Invernoâ, which means Happy Winter Solstice. 
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Ram Dass Re-mixed:
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Tough to pick a winner. Love the line âlife is a lesson, youâll learn it when youâre through.â
Been jamming to this one again after many years:
"People livinâ like they ainât got no mamas
I think the whole worldâs addicted to the drama
Only attracted to things thatâll bring you trauma
Overseas, yeah, we tryna stop terrorism
But we still got terrorists here livinâ
In the USA, the big CIA
The Bloods and The Crips and the KKKâŠ
Madness is what you demonstrate
And thatâs exactly how anger works and operates
Man, you gotta have love just to set it straight
Take control of your mind and meditate
Let your soul gravitate to the love, yâall, yâall
People killinâ, people dyinâ
Children hurt, hear them cryinâ
Can you practice what you preach
Or would you turn the other cheek?"
Father, Father, Father, help us
Send some guidance from above
âCause people got me, got me questioninâ
Where is the love (love)"
beautiful song!
Lol after my last edit I just noticed the middle video had an alien in the bottom right. Clear winner! Some of the most recent AI alien art:
The creature on Earth Iâd probably fear the most interdimensionally (was happy to see ancients are pictured with them in a friendly manner everytime i come across them):
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from Ram Dass, these are my favorite:
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@BlessingsDeers. I kept waiting for Ram Dass to come on, but then I realized that this must be a different Ram Dass! Nice music anyway.
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This broke the ice between parents and kids way back when. There were twisting lessons on TV!
Canât forget The Limbo (a certain Bardo) . . .
Music was different in those days. Dancing was important.
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Written by Sonny Bono, of sonny & Cher
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