The Eye In The Bob Dylan Shows

The Eye represents the All-Seeing-Eye, which in mystical symbolism represents The Silent Watcher. In many of the organised religions and cults such as Egyptology, Masonry, etc., it represents, at lower levels, the one God watching over. In reality it is our own Inner God ... that which is connected to all life and not a force to be in abeyance to, other than within the boundaries of our evolution.

Therefore, the Eye represents Truth that is permanent and available within everyone. The Crown on top of the eye is a representation of attainment, and therefore the Mastership which is possible by consciously becoming The Silent Watcher and acknowledging its authority within, rather than as an external entity.

The Flame breaking from the Crown is the Enlightenment that occurs when spiritual direction is achieved and Truth can be seen as an event rather than a quality. When one understands, rather than knows intellectually ... the difference between wisdom and knowledge.

1967 remains rock'n'roll's greatest year

 

 1967 was rock music's greatest, most significant year and the Beatles were the era's greatest band

 

In rock music, every year has its masterpieces and timeless classics, but no year showcased as much brilliance as 1967. It was music that changed the world.

 The Monterey Pop Festival was the first of the great outdoor rock festivals

Monterey attracted 200,000 people to northern California: they came to watch more than 30 popular bands and soloists, from the wild Janis Joplin and the Doors to the gentle Simon and Garfunkel. At one point, Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones took the stage to introduce the next act: "I'd like to introduce a very good friend, a fellow countryman of yours. He's the most exciting performer I've ever heard - the Jimi Hendrix Experience."

As it happens to be, I married a psycodelic girl born on  the first day of August  in 1967.The same day The Beatles released Hey Jude. And  to this day she shines with the light of a thousand stars  and whoever comes close to her falls under her spell. 

 

La fecha: 1 de marzo del año 7 antes de nuestra era.

Una curiosa conjunción  tuvo lugar en el Cercano y Medio Oriente. El Sol, la Luna y cuatro planetas, los mas brillantes del firmamento, se reunieron prácticamente en la constelación de Piscis. Allí encontramos al Sol y la Luna siendo escoltados por los planetas Júpiter, Saturno y Venus. Todos ellos en la constelación de Piscis. Mientras que en la vecindad se encuentra Mercurio en la frontera entre Piscis y Acuario. ¡Esta es la "Stella de Belén"! ¡En otras palabras "La conjunción de Belén"!

I´M SORRY CAT STEVENS, BUT THAT CUP IS TOO HARD TO TAKE

 

"According to the Chipriotan government, over the last 30 years, 133 churches and  monasteries have been desacralized and transformed in stables, hotels, hostals and night clubs, 78 converted into mosques, 28 used for military uses and hospitals and 13 as arms deposits.About 15.000 religious figures have been illegally eliminated and as of today,can not be found."

Según el gobierno chipriota, en los últimos 30 años, 133 iglesias capillas y monasterios han sido desacralizados y transformadas en establos, hoteles, hostales y night clubs, 78 convertidos en mezquitas, 28 utilizados para fines militares y hospitales y 13 como depósitos. Han sido eliminados ilegalmente unos 15.000 iconos y continua sin conocerse su paradero actual.

Cat, your voice is still  a joy to listen to, but you took the wrong way Cat, sorry. The Light was in your songs, in your spirit and in your soul, and the Light from Heaven showed the world the only Way, the only Truth and the only Life. 

 

Bob Dylan's Concert--Provocative, Rewarding

Bob Dylan is a symbol of bitter-sweet criticism of the artificialities found in contemporary society.

Dylan is disarmingly honest, almost consistently dour and his songs seldom achieve any full unity of concept.

Like a jigsaw puzzle, many of the separate parts, and occasionally some of the combined pieces, are fascinating and obviously the product of a talented craftsman in imagery. But on none of Dylan's compositions is a full picture ever completed.

Dylan's songs are as unclassifiable as the costumes of his most devoted young admirers because uniformity and conformity are the antithesis of this restless and cynical generation's philosophy.

He doesn't really sing much either. It's mostly a shouting, wailing narrative, and his blank verse lyrics are as irregular as the charts and meters.

It isn't emotionally or physically easy to attend a Dylan concert but it's provocative and rewarding in a degree seldom found elsewhere in American artistic expression. Phil Elwood was the jazz critic for the San Francisco Examiner (and later the Chronicle) for more than 35 years.

Kierkegaard, The Story of Abraham and Bob Dylan

"And it came to pass after these things, that God did tempt Abraham, and said unto him.....Take thy son, thine only son Isaac, whom thou lovest, and get thee into the land od Moriah; and offer him there for a burnt offering upon one of the mountains which i will tell thee of."And Kierkegaard said : " Why doesn't some poet take up situations like these instead of the stuff and nonsense that fills comedies and novels?"And Bob Dylan did "Highway 61 "

 

In Memmory Of Plotino, our beloved Cat, who died on November 18th, 2006

He, was the cat of us / He , was the cat of us / Everytime i think about him now / Lord, I can't kep from cryin' / Cause He, was a friend to us / He died on the street / He died on the street / He never done no wrong / And He never harmed no one / Everytime we hear his name / Lord, we just can't keep from cryin' / Cause He, was a friend to us.

ALAN WATTS

....."Solo mediante la violencia podemos conseguir que los acontecimientos reales, físicos y humanos,se ajusten a los supersimplificados esquemas mediante los cuales intentamos describirlos. El esquema es viejo, pues ya Proscuto desarticulaba o amputaba los miembros de sus huéspedes para que resultasen adecuados a las medidas de la cama que les había destinado."

Alan Watts "El Espíritu De La Violencia Y El Problema De La Paz"