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WHEN WE WERE YOUNG
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We were there. No one noticed we were going to build something. We didn't know. We were getting together with our bunch, good food, good drink, good conversation. But not anyone. We had similarities in common. What they were we will never know but the evidence tells us the group was literate. They knew enough to put events in context they would examine. Like us, they couldn't predict. They were simply working by-the-seat-of-the-pants. As humanity has always done, people come up with answers that make the best sense at the time to explain phenomena without the advantage of hindsight. No one really knows who or when- so we get to speculate on the ontology and epistemology. But we also don't discount myth and allegory to help our understanding. Isn't that also logic and reason? We needed a history so we assigned one of us to write it. We needed a consistency so we had bureacrats write a constitution. We needed function. Our debates, uncontrolled by ideology found the answer was in a format with universal, timeless possiblity- ritual that echoed categorical imperative before Kant described it. Our ritual was enriched by the renaissance experience. The best parts of ancient culture was filtered out and explored. We had a sense that the upheaval was, at the end of the day, worthwhile. What made in worthwhile was observation- connecting us through ideas. And somewhere in this we came to blend empericism and concept. How became less important than process. Examine a life. Find answers to the essential question and then tell us if what you discovered was worthwhile too. Since the dawn of Freemasonry, the excitment of innovation drew intelligent people together. Without manipulating facts to fit our narratives, we generated reliable rigor- and redefined science. Alchemy became chemistry. We brought together smart men who had much in common.
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Title: The Science of Health and You
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Program Description: This show focuses on natural form and functionality of the human body to achieve optimal health.
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Title: Parenting and Family Reconstructing Learning Lab
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Program Description: Mark Shahid guides the listening audience in an interactive conversation on effective parenting. This episode will focus on developing leadership skills in children. Listeners are invited to bring questions as well as share their parenting experiences to the learning lab.
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Title: Courtship and Marriage Learning Lab
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Program Description: The True Love Recipe is the topic for this Learning Lab. We hope you are in the learning mode and have tuned into this program focused on examining sound approaches to finding a mate, the dos and don’ts and, prescription for maintaining a successful, tranquil, growth-filled marriage. The learning lab shares lessons that, insha Allah, lead to a beautiful and memorable wedding day, and a fulfilling marriage with faith, affection, peace and joy.
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The #1 Psychic/Medium Offers Free Relationship Advice
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Cindi Sansone-Braff was named Best Psychic 2024 by the "Long Island Press." Known as the " Romance Whisperer", she talks with the dead to help you live well and love better. Warning: If your relationship is in trouble before you do anything -- listen to this radio show. Cindi has a unique approach to relationship counseling -- believing that a good relationship begins with...you. Cindi and her producer/co-host, Nicole, will share the highs and lows of their own love lives, and reveal how their lives are changing as they incorporate the Grant Me a Higher Love principles into their own lives. Cindi was named Best Psychic five years in a row by the "Long Island Press," and the psychic/medium recommended by "Newsday" and the "Daily News." She was featured on Cablevision's "Neighborhood Journal." Cindi is the author of three spiritual, self-help relationship books, available on Amazon, "Grant Me a Higher Love," "Why Good People Can't Leave Bad Relationships," and "Confessions of a Reluctant Long Island Psychic." www.grantmeahigherlove.com.
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Shabat Towrah Study
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December 6, 2024
Join Yahowah's family as we explore the Towrah of God. We will expose religious corruption while most importantly espousing Yah's Towrah truth.
Hosted by the author of the Yada Yahowah series, An Intro to God, Observations, Coming Home, Babel, Twistianity, God Damn Religion, and In The Company.
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THE CUTTING EDGE APPEAL OF FREEMASONRY
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When did we try to tame creativity? We couldn't then and we can't today. Imagine being part of a group that was asking impolite questions? Imagine asking questions that challenged the highest authority but doing it without any sense of anarchy, to understand what had happened. In that crowd, like today, we would realize nothing lasts forever, good or bad. Life goes on and we do the best we can with what we have. We face tomorrow with the same doubt and hopes. Somewhere in the soup of existence we discovered this idea that understanding purpose and extracting meaning was somehow advantageous. To our skeptical minds, we wanted to know if we continued unable to escape beliefs, or whether this sense of purpose held a logic transferable to others (categorial imperative). Coming together to examine our environment does not ruin a light hearted sensibility. Some would tell it, it is being in a group like that is validating. The only way to know is by embracing that thinking and learning for yourself if it does; if cause does match intended effect. ie Can the experiment be replicated? It is hard to find a time when this type of pursuit could be monetized. Without the validation of economics it must be wasteful. We are afterall, machines with the sole purpose of acquiring profit. Right? How do we continue to be creative and control for bizarre outcomes? We can't. Bizarre goes underground. We continue to mistrust innovation until we have enough evidence to overwhelm doubt. Gas engines will never replace a horse. Telephones and key boards can't replace a written letter. Men cannot fly. We cannot extend life- except sanitation did just that. We are superior because we tell ourselves we are- except the tao and the Buddha. Surely we allow for times when we are discouraged and tired, when we aren't sure what to trust, when we doubt. And we learn.
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Title: The Science of Health and You
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Program Description: This show focuses on natural form and functionality of the human body to achieve optimal health.
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