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Whirling in the West
Sheikha Fariha Al-Jerrahi, Spiritual Guide, Dergah al-Farah. Photo by Michael Schmelling Allah has spread the earth for us as a beautiful carpet on which to prostrate. In prostration we come nearer than near and we go nearer than that. When we rise up, ready to serve, we carry the experience of prostration within us. Then we see the face of the Beloved everywhere.
Subcontinental Synth: David Tudor and the First Moog in India
Date Published: April 30, 2013 Subcontinental Synth: David Tudor and the First Moog in India by Alexander Keefe Left: David Tudor, ca. 1974. Photo: Vikas Satwalekar. Right: Handwritten recipes from Tudor’s cookbook. David Tudor Papers, Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles (980039). Courtesy of the David Tudor Trust on behalf of the Estate of David Tudor. By all accounts David Tudor was a superb Indian cook. He was other things, too.
Whirling in the West
Sheikha Fariha Al-Jerrahi, Spiritual Guide, Dergah al-Farah. Photo by Michael Schmelling Allah has spread the earth for us as a beautiful carpet on which to prostrate. In prostration we come nearer than near and we go nearer than that. When we rise up, ready to serve, we carry the experience of prostration within us. Then we see the face of the Beloved everywhere.
Aleph Null
Two Clarkes walk onto the roof of the Chelsea Hotel with a laser: it sounds like the start of a bad joke, and in a sense it was: a cosmic joke, a stoned prank, a sad story, really, with not many laughs. But if you’re looking for laughter, Shirley and Arthur on the roof with the laser beam may be your last chance.
Pandit Pran Nath and the American underground
First comes the drone of the sci-fi supercharged tamburas, fluxing and oscillating, too high up in the mix for the bureaucrats and professors at All India Radio, way too high.
Colors / Army Green | Alexander Keefe
Fall 2015 Half-alive at best Alexander Keefe “Colors” is a column in which a writer responds to a specific color assigned by the editors of Cabinet.
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