POETRY FROM THE
KINGDOM
Recorded Live at Shambhala Mountain Center
The first Rigden Abhisheka drew a glorious and representative slice of our ever-burgeoning Shambhala sangha. Old friends - almost recognizing each other - reconnected. Youth, brought boundless beauty and ambrosial energy. During the talks, the Sakyong often spoke about the Cultural Necessities of the Shambhala Kingdom. The poets heard the call of the Mother Lineage - to create culture in the splendid linguistic now. Sitting around the old picnic table we designed a poetry event for the Old Dogs and the Up and Coming generation of word workers. You'll hear their "Beatnik" roar on this CD. The spirit of Allen Ginsberg lives! The readings on this CD drop coconuts on our sleepy heads - Wake Up! Keep language love at the forefront!
Anne Waldman ~ Gesar Mukpo ~ Pat Donegan ~ Noah Haspray ~ Bill Scheffel ~ Pablo Coddou ~ Kunga Dawa ~ Paul Selva ~ Steve Clorfeine ~ Ethan Nichtern ~ Gary Allen ~ Justin Miles ~ Susan Edwards
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330 E. Van Hoesen, Portage, MI 49002
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Click below for an .mp3 soundbite of Ann Waldman's "Marriage: A Sentence".
Track list:
- Justin Miles and Noah Haspray: "Beats"
- Anne Waldman: Cultural Necessity in the Kingdom
- Susan Edwards: "How the West Was Won - A Non-theistic Opera - for the Vajra Regent"
- Steve Clorfeine: Allen Ginsberg meets Vidyadhara story. “Red Cloud” (from Field, Road, Sky). “I’ll be like the woods…” & “I want to tell you how it is…”
- Bill Scheffel: Travel writing inspired by "momentary drala lobotomies." "Cambodia." 11, 12, 14 February 2005 & 17 February 2004
- Pat Donegan: "White Words, Meditation on War over a Cup of Tea." Selected Haiku from Without Warning, Paralax Press, 1990 & The Unswept Path: Contemporary American Haiku, White Pine Press 2005. Quote from Kyoto Journal: Korea. Issue #60.
- Gary Allen: "Bodh Gaya: A Contemplation on the Place and Event of the Buddha's Enlightenment."
- Kunga Dawa: "Things to Remember," & "La Grande Illusione."
- Anne Waldman: "Neuralinguistically: This is the Writing Dance" (from Vanitas, 2005). "Marriage: A Sentence" (from Marriage: A Sentence, Penguin, 2003)
- Gesar Mukpo: "Trungpa's Approaching Us Right Now!"
- Ethan Nichtern: "The Origin of Ideas"
- Pablo Coddou: "Too Many Brothers"
- Paul Selva: "What's the Law Here?"
- Pablo Coddou: "Senorita, My Love"
- Ethan Nichtern: "A Wary Invitation to My Future Child"
- Gesar Mukpo: "My Child's Birth was Completely Intentional"
- Noah Haspray: "Get More Over It"
- Justin Miles and Noah Hasprey: "Beats"
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The first Rigden Abhisheka drew a glorious and representative slice of our ever-burgeoning Shambhala sangha. Old friends - almost recognizing each other - reconnected. Youth, brought boundless beauty and ambrosial energy. During the talks, the Sakyong often spoke about the Cultural Necessities of the Shambhala Kingdom. The poets heard the call of the Mother Lineage - to create culture in the splendid linguistic now. Sitting around the old picnic table we designed a poetry event for the Old Dogs and the Up and Coming generation of word workers. You'll hear their "Beatnik" roar on this CD. The spirit of Allen Ginsberg lives! The readings on this CD drop coconuts on our sleepy heads - Wake Up! Keep language love at the forefront!
Anne Waldman ~ Gesar Mukpo ~ Pat Donegan ~ Noah Haspray ~ Bill Scheffel ~ Pablo Coddou ~ Kunga Dawa ~ Paul Selva ~ Steve Clorfeine ~ Ethan Nichtern ~ Gary Allen ~ Justin Miles ~ Susan Edwards
1 CD $12.00 plus $3 shipping & handling
For large quantities or international, please inquire about shipping costs.
To order contact:
330 E. Van Hoesen, Portage, MI 49002
Email: gptapes@aol.com ~ (269) 384-4167 ~ Fax: (415) 946-3475We accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express, PayPal, checks in US Funds.
To find out more about how to order click here: How To Order
Click below for an .mp3 soundbite of Ann Waldman's "Marriage: A Sentence".
Track list:
- Justin Miles and Noah Haspray: "Beats"
- Anne Waldman: Cultural Necessity in the Kingdom
- Susan Edwards: "How the West Was Won - A Non-theistic Opera - for the Vajra Regent"
- Steve Clorfeine: Allen Ginsberg meets Vidyadhara story. “Red Cloud” (from Field, Road, Sky). “I’ll be like the woods…” & “I want to tell you how it is…”
- Bill Scheffel: Travel writing inspired by "momentary drala lobotomies." "Cambodia." 11, 12, 14 February 2005 & 17 February 2004
- Pat Donegan: "White Words, Meditation on War over a Cup of Tea." Selected Haiku from Without Warning, Paralax Press, 1990 & The Unswept Path: Contemporary American Haiku, White Pine Press 2005. Quote from Kyoto Journal: Korea. Issue #60.
- Gary Allen: "Bodh Gaya: A Contemplation on the Place and Event of the Buddha's Enlightenment."
- Kunga Dawa: "Things to Remember," & "La Grande Illusione."
- Anne Waldman: "Neuralinguistically: This is the Writing Dance" (from Vanitas, 2005). "Marriage: A Sentence" (from Marriage: A Sentence, Penguin, 2003)
- Gesar Mukpo: "Trungpa's Approaching Us Right Now!"
- Ethan Nichtern: "The Origin of Ideas"
- Pablo Coddou: "Too Many Brothers"
- Paul Selva: "What's the Law Here?"
- Pablo Coddou: "Senorita, My Love"
- Ethan Nichtern: "A Wary Invitation to My Future Child"
- Gesar Mukpo: "My Child's Birth was Completely Intentional"
- Noah Haspray: "Get More Over It"
- Justin Miles and Noah Hasprey: "Beats"
<< BACK
1 CD $12.00 plus $3 shipping & handling
For large quantities or international, please inquire about shipping costs.
To order contact:
330 E. Van Hoesen, Portage, MI 49002
Email: gptapes@aol.com ~ (269) 384-4167 ~ Fax: (415) 946-3475We accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express, PayPal, checks in US Funds.
To find out more about how to order click here: How To Order
Click below for an .mp3 soundbite of Ann Waldman's "Marriage: A Sentence".
Track list:
- Justin Miles and Noah Haspray: "Beats"
- Anne Waldman: Cultural Necessity in the Kingdom
- Susan Edwards: "How the West Was Won - A Non-theistic Opera - for the Vajra Regent"
- Steve Clorfeine: Allen Ginsberg meets Vidyadhara story. “Red Cloud” (from Field, Road, Sky). “I’ll be like the woods…” & “I want to tell you how it is…”
- Bill Scheffel: Travel writing inspired by "momentary drala lobotomies." "Cambodia." 11, 12, 14 February 2005 & 17 February 2004
- Pat Donegan: "White Words, Meditation on War over a Cup of Tea." Selected Haiku from Without Warning, Paralax Press, 1990 & The Unswept Path: Contemporary American Haiku, White Pine Press 2005. Quote from Kyoto Journal: Korea. Issue #60.
- Gary Allen: "Bodh Gaya: A Contemplation on the Place and Event of the Buddha's Enlightenment."
- Kunga Dawa: "Things to Remember," & "La Grande Illusione."
- Anne Waldman: "Neuralinguistically: This is the Writing Dance" (from Vanitas, 2005). "Marriage: A Sentence" (from Marriage: A Sentence, Penguin, 2003)
- Gesar Mukpo: "Trungpa's Approaching Us Right Now!"
- Ethan Nichtern: "The Origin of Ideas"
- Pablo Coddou: "Too Many Brothers"
- Paul Selva: "What's the Law Here?"
- Pablo Coddou: "Senorita, My Love"
- Ethan Nichtern: "A Wary Invitation to My Future Child"
- Gesar Mukpo: "My Child's Birth was Completely Intentional"
- Noah Haspray: "Get More Over It"
- Justin Miles and Noah Hasprey: "Beats"
<< BACK
330 E. Van Hoesen, Portage, MI 49002
Email: gptapes@aol.com ~ (269) 384-4167 ~ Fax: (415) 946-3475
We accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express, PayPal, checks in US Funds.
To find out more about how to order click here: How To Order
Click below for an .mp3 soundbite of Ann Waldman's "Marriage: A Sentence".
Track list:
- Justin Miles and Noah Haspray: "Beats"
- Anne Waldman: Cultural Necessity in the Kingdom
- Susan Edwards: "How the West Was Won - A Non-theistic Opera - for the Vajra Regent"
- Steve Clorfeine: Allen Ginsberg meets Vidyadhara story. “Red Cloud” (from Field, Road, Sky). “I’ll be like the woods…” & “I want to tell you how it is…”
- Bill Scheffel: Travel writing inspired by "momentary drala lobotomies." "Cambodia." 11, 12, 14 February 2005 & 17 February 2004
- Pat Donegan: "White Words, Meditation on War over a Cup of Tea." Selected Haiku from Without Warning, Paralax Press, 1990 & The Unswept Path: Contemporary American Haiku, White Pine Press 2005. Quote from Kyoto Journal: Korea. Issue #60.
- Gary Allen: "Bodh Gaya: A Contemplation on the Place and Event of the Buddha's Enlightenment."
- Kunga Dawa: "Things to Remember," & "La Grande Illusione."
- Anne Waldman: "Neuralinguistically: This is the Writing Dance" (from Vanitas, 2005). "Marriage: A Sentence" (from Marriage: A Sentence, Penguin, 2003)
- Gesar Mukpo: "Trungpa's Approaching Us Right Now!"
- Ethan Nichtern: "The Origin of Ideas"
- Pablo Coddou: "Too Many Brothers"
- Paul Selva: "What's the Law Here?"
- Pablo Coddou: "Senorita, My Love"
- Ethan Nichtern: "A Wary Invitation to My Future Child"
- Gesar Mukpo: "My Child's Birth was Completely Intentional"
- Noah Haspray: "Get More Over It"
- Justin Miles and Noah Hasprey: "Beats"
<< BACK
Track list:
- Justin Miles and Noah Haspray: "Beats"
- Anne Waldman: Cultural Necessity in the Kingdom
- Susan Edwards: "How the West Was Won - A Non-theistic Opera - for the Vajra Regent"
- Steve Clorfeine: Allen Ginsberg meets Vidyadhara story. “Red Cloud” (from Field, Road, Sky). “I’ll be like the woods…” & “I want to tell you how it is…”
- Bill Scheffel: Travel writing inspired by "momentary drala lobotomies." "Cambodia." 11, 12, 14 February 2005 & 17 February 2004
- Pat Donegan: "White Words, Meditation on War over a Cup of Tea." Selected Haiku from Without Warning, Paralax Press, 1990 & The Unswept Path: Contemporary American Haiku, White Pine Press 2005. Quote from Kyoto Journal: Korea. Issue #60.
- Gary Allen: "Bodh Gaya: A Contemplation on the Place and Event of the Buddha's Enlightenment."
- Kunga Dawa: "Things to Remember," & "La Grande Illusione."
- Anne Waldman: "Neuralinguistically: This is the Writing Dance" (from Vanitas, 2005). "Marriage: A Sentence" (from Marriage: A Sentence, Penguin, 2003)
- Gesar Mukpo: "Trungpa's Approaching Us Right Now!"
- Ethan Nichtern: "The Origin of Ideas"
- Pablo Coddou: "Too Many Brothers"
- Paul Selva: "What's the Law Here?"
- Pablo Coddou: "Senorita, My Love"
- Ethan Nichtern: "A Wary Invitation to My Future Child"
- Gesar Mukpo: "My Child's Birth was Completely Intentional"
- Noah Haspray: "Get More Over It"
- Justin Miles and Noah Hasprey: "Beats"
<< BACK