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The Royal Swedish Opera, opera singer Lars Cleveman and The Royal Swedish Opera Choir performs song from act 1 (Samson and the israelites), Samson and Delilah by Camille Saint-Saëns.Live at Stockholms Kulturfestival, at GAT - Gustav Adolfs TorgAugust 16th 2008Kulturfestivalen in Stockholm is a six day long culture festival with hundreds of FREE events. In august every year.Events and culture in Stockholm, Sweden. A new website in Stockholm where all events always are free of charge. Concerts, theatres, nightclubs, films, dance, sports, art exhibitions, festivals, poetry, flee markets, lectures etc. http://www.gratisistockholm.nu Welcome!Gebeurtenissen en cultuur in Stockholm, Zweden. Een nieuwe website in Stockholm waar alle gebeurtenissen altijd kosteloos zijn. Het overleg, theaters, nightclubs, films, dans, sporten, kunsttentoonstellingen, festivals, poëzie, vlucht markten, lezingenenz. http://www.gratisistockholm.nu Welkom!Événements et culture à Stockholm, Suède. Un nouveau site Web à Stockholm où tous les événements sont toujours gratuits. Les concerts, théâtres, boîtes de nuit, films, danse, sports, expositions d'art, festivals, poésie, se sauvent des marchés, des conférences etc. http://www.gratisistockholm.nu Bienvenue!Veranstaltungen und Kultur in Stockholm, Schweden. Eine neue Web site in Stockholm, in der alle veranstaltungen immer kostenlos sind. Konzerte, Theater, Nachtklube, Filme, Tanz, Sport, Kunstausstellungen, Festivals, Poesie, fliehen Märkte, Vorträge etc. http://www.gratisistockholm.nu Willkommen!Eventi e cultura a Stoccolma, Svezia. Un nuovo web site per Stoccolma dove tutti gli eventi sono sempre gratis! I concerti, i teatri, i locali notturno, le pellicole, gli sport, mostre di arte, i musei, gli festivali, la poesia, i mercati delle pulci, le conferenze eccetera. http://www.gratisistockholm.nu Benvenuto!Eventos e cultura em Éstocolmo, Sweden. Um Web site novo em Éstocolmo onde todos os eventos estejam sempre livres da carga. Os concerts, theatres, nightclubs, películas, dança, esportes, exhibitions de arte, festivals, poesia, fogem mercados, dos lectures etc. http://www.gratisistockholm.nu Boa vinda!Acontecimientos y cultura en Estocolmo, Suecia. Un nuevo Web site en Estocolmo donde están gratuitos todos los acontecimientos siempre. ¡Los conciertos, teatros, nightclubs, películas, danza, deportes, exposiciones de arte, festivales, poesía, huyen mercados, de las conferencias etc. http://www.gratisistockholm.nu Recepción!Γεγονότα και πολιτισμός στη Στοκχόλμη, Σουηδία. Ένας νέος ιστοχώρος στη Στοκχόλμη όπου όλα τα γεγονότα είναι πάντα δωρεάν. Οι συναυλίες, θέατρα, νυχτερινά κέντρα διασκέδασης, ταινίες, χορός, αθλητισμός, εκθέσεις τέχνης, φεστιβάλ, ποίηση, φεύγουν τις αγορές, την υποδοχή διαλέξεων κ.λπ. http://www.gratisistockholm.nu Υποδοχή!Случаи и культура в stockholm, Швеции. Новое website в stockholm где все случаи всегда free of charge. Согласия, театры, nightclubs, пленки, танцулька, спорты, выставки искусствоа, празднества, поэзия, исчезают рынки, гостеприимсво ETC http://www.gratisistockholm.nu лекций!事件和文化在斯德哥爾摩, 瑞典。一個新網站在所有事件總是免費的斯德哥爾摩。音樂會, 劇院, 夜總會, 影片, 舞蹈, 體育, 畫展, 節日, 詩歌, 出逃市場, 演講等http://www.gratisistockholm .nu 歡迎!ストックホルム、スウェーデンのでき事そして文化。でき事すべて が常に無料であるスト ックホルムの新しいウェブサイト。コンサート、劇場、ナイトクラ ブ、フィルム、ダンス 、スポーツ、芸術展覧会、祝祭、詩歌は、市場、講議等http: //www.gratisistockholm.nu 歓迎を逃げる!أحداث والثقافة في ستوكهولم ، السويد. موقع شبكي جديد لستوكهولم فيها جميع الاحداث هي دائما مجانا! الحفلات الموسيقيه ، والمسارح ، المحلية ليلة الأفلام ، الرياضة ، ومعارض الفنون والمتاحف والمهرجانات ، والشعر ، والبرغوث الاسواق ، والمؤتمرات وما الى ذلك. http://www.gratisistockholm.nu مرحبا!
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Keywords: gratisistockholm kungliga operan the royal swedish opera simson samson and delilah et dalila camille saint-saëns saint saens live outdoors concert in stockholm sweden
Added: August 20, 2008
Donna Jean Godchaux and the Tricksters singing Samson and Delilah at Skipper's Smokehouse in Tampa
Author: mtovar76
Keywords: Donna Jean Godchaux Tricksters samson delilah
Added: August 19, 2008
shes a goofy one lol
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Added: August 17, 2008
Samson"And it came to pass afterward,that he loved a woman in thevalley of Sorek, whose namewas Delilah."--JUDGES 16:4If there is any area in ourlife where we are resistingwhat can be called substanceand tend to fall, as it were,towards "the letter," and ifwe continue wilfully to resist,then we will discover that wemake of ourselves intoobjects of entrapmentin terms of "the letter,"which some might say isthe world of sex ofitself and "the flesh"as more important thanthe world of spirit andthe tendency is to fallback towards mechanicalhabits of one kind oranother which is thereal sin because sexof itself is not thesin but it is ourhabitual mechanicalbehavior in associationwith "sex life" which iswhat the real sin is andit is this mechanicalbehavior that can becalled lust. Sex ofitself is not lustbecause we mustremember whatGurdjieff taughtabout real sex as"a something" thatis a Divine Beingact, that is to say,it has to do with theidea of "being" and notas something that is onlyof the physical body."Freedom, liberation, this must be the aim of man. To become free, to be liberated from slavery: this is what a man ought to strive for when he becomes even a little conscious of his position. There is nothing else for him, and nothing else is possible so long as he remains a slave both inwardly and outwardly. But he cannot cease to be a slave outwardly while he remains a slave inwardly. Therefore in order to become free,man must gain inner freedom."The first reason for man's inner slavery is his ignorance, and above all, his ignorance of himself. Without self-knowledge, without understanding the working and functions of his machine, man cannot be free, he cannot govern himself and he will always remain a slave, and the plaything of the forces acting upon him."This is why in all ancient teachings the first demand at the beginning of the way to liberation was: 'Know thyself.'"Know thyself." "These words," said Gurdjieff, "which are generally ascribed to Socrates, actually lie at the basis of many systems and schools far more ancient than the Socratic. But although modem thought is aware of the existence of this principle it has only a very vague idea of its meaning and significance. The ordinary man of our times, even a man with philosophic or scientific interests, does not realize that the principle 'know thyself' speaks of the necessity of knowing one's machine, the 'human machine.' Machines are made more or less the same way in all men; therefore, before anything else man must study the structure, the functions, and the laws of his organism. In the human machine everything is so interconnected, one thing is so dependent upon another, that it is quite impossible to study any one function without studying all the others. In order to know one thing, one must know everything. To know everything in man is possible, but it requires much time and labor, and above all, the application of the right method and, what is equally necessary, right guidance."The principle 'know thyself' embraces a very rich content. It demands, in the first place, that a man who wants to know himself should understand what this means, with what it is connected, what it necessarily depends upon."Knowledge of oneself is a very big, but a very vague and distant, aim. Man in his present state is very far from self-knowledge. Therefore, strictly speaking, his aim cannot even be defined as self-knowledge. Self-study must be his big aim. It is quite enough if a man understands that he must study himself. It must be man's aim to begin to study himself, to know himself, in the right way."--Gurdjieff--ch 6, In Search of the MiraculousJames Wyly
Author: Shiemash51
Keywords: Gurdjieff
Added: August 15, 2008
Samson"And it came to pass afterward,that he loved a woman in thevalley of Sorek, whose namewas Delilah."--JUDGES 16:4If there is any area in ourlife where we are resistingwhat can be called substanceand tend to fall, as it were,towards "the letter," and ifwe continue wilfully to resist,then we will discover that wemake of ourselves intoobjects of entrapmentin terms of "the letter,"which some might say isthe world of sex ofitself and "the flesh"as more important thanthe world of spirit andthe tendency is to fallback towards mechanicalhabits of one kind oranother which is thereal sin because sexof itself is not thesin but it is ourhabitual mechanicalbehavior in associationwith "sex life" which iswhat the real sin is andit is this mechanicalbehavior that can becalled lust. Sex ofitself is not lustbecause we mustremember whatGurdjieff taughtabout real sex as"a something" thatis a Divine Beingact, that is to say,it has to do with theidea of "being" and notas something that is onlyof the physical body."Freedom, liberation, this must be the aim of man. To become free, to be liberated from slavery: this is what a man ought to strive for when he becomes even a little conscious of his position. There is nothing else for him, and nothing else is possible so long as he remains a slave both inwardly and outwardly. But he cannot cease to be a slave outwardly while he remains a slave inwardly. Therefore in order to become free,man must gain inner freedom."The first reason for man's inner slavery is his ignorance, and above all, his ignorance of himself. Without self-knowledge, without understanding the working and functions of his machine, man cannot be free, he cannot govern himself and he will always remain a slave, and the plaything of the forces acting upon him."This is why in all ancient teachings the first demand at the beginning of the way to liberation was: 'Know thyself.'"Know thyself." "These words," said Gurdjieff, "which are generally ascribed to Socrates, actually lie at the basis of many systems and schools far more ancient than the Socratic. But although modem thought is aware of the existence of this principle it has only a very vague idea of its meaning and significance. The ordinary man of our times, even a man with philosophic or scientific interests, does not realize that the principle 'know thyself' speaks of the necessity of knowing one's machine, the 'human machine.' Machines are made more or less the same way in all men; therefore, before anything else man must study the structure, the functions, and the laws of his organism. In the human machine everything is so interconnected, one thing is so dependent upon another, that it is quite impossible to study any one function without studying all the others. In order to know one thing, one must know everything. To know everything in man is possible, but it requires much time and labor, and above all, the application of the right method and, what is equally necessary, right guidance."The principle 'know thyself' embraces a very rich content. It demands, in the first place, that a man who wants to know himself should understand what this means, with what it is connected, what it necessarily depends upon."Knowledge of oneself is a very big, but a very vague and distant, aim. Man in his present state is very far from self-knowledge. Therefore, strictly speaking, his aim cannot even be defined as self-knowledge. Self-study must be his big aim. It is quite enough if a man understands that he must study himself. It must be man's aim to begin to study himself, to know himself, in the right way."--Gurdjieff--ch 6, In Search of the MiraculousJames Wyly
Author: Shiemash51
Keywords: Gurdjieff
Added: August 15, 2008
Samson"And it came to pass afterward,that he loved a woman in thevalley of Sorek, whose namewas Delilah."--JUDGES 16:4If there is any area in ourlife where we are resistingwhat can be called substanceand tend to fall, as it were,towards "the letter," and ifwe continue wilfully to resist,then we will discover that wemake of ourselves intoobjects of entrapmentin terms of "the letter,"which some might say isthe world of sex ofitself and "the flesh"as more important thanthe world of spirit andthe tendency is to fallback towards mechanicalhabits of one kind oranother which is thereal sin because sexof itself is not thesin but it is ourhabitual mechanicalbehavior in associationwith "sex life" which iswhat the real sin is andit is this mechanicalbehavior that can becalled lust. Sex ofitself is not lustbecause we mustremember whatGurdjieff taughtabout real sex as"a something" thatis a Divine Beingact, that is to say,it has to do with theidea of "being" and notas something that is onlyof the physical body."Freedom, liberation, this must be the aim of man. To become free, to be liberated from slavery: this is what a man ought to strive for when he becomes even a little conscious of his position. There is nothing else for him, and nothing else is possible so long as he remains a slave both inwardly and outwardly. But he cannot cease to be a slave outwardly while he remains a slave inwardly. Therefore in order to become free,man must gain inner freedom."The first reason for man's inner slavery is his ignorance, and above all, his ignorance of himself. Without self-knowledge, without understanding the working and functions of his machine, man cannot be free, he cannot govern himself and he will always remain a slave, and the plaything of the forces acting upon him."This is why in all ancient teachings the first demand at the beginning of the way to liberation was: 'Know thyself.'"Know thyself." "These words," said Gurdjieff, "which are generally ascribed to Socrates, actually lie at the basis of many systems and schools far more ancient than the Socratic. But although modem thought is aware of the existence of this principle it has only a very vague idea of its meaning and significance. The ordinary man of our times, even a man with philosophic or scientific interests, does not realize that the principle 'know thyself' speaks of the necessity of knowing one's machine, the 'human machine.' Machines are made more or less the same way in all men; therefore, before anything else man must study the structure, the functions, and the laws of his organism. In the human machine everything is so interconnected, one thing is so dependent upon another, that it is quite impossible to study any one function without studying all the others. In order to know one thing, one must know everything. To know everything in man is possible, but it requires much time and labor, and above all, the application of the right method and, what is equally necessary, right guidance."The principle 'know thyself' embraces a very rich content. It demands, in the first place, that a man who wants to know himself should understand what this means, with what it is connected, what it necessarily depends upon."Knowledge of oneself is a very big, but a very vague and distant, aim. Man in his present state is very far from self-knowledge. Therefore, strictly speaking, his aim cannot even be defined as self-knowledge. Self-study must be his big aim. It is quite enough if a man understands that he must study himself. It must be man's aim to begin to study himself, to know himself, in the right way."--Gurdjieff--ch 6, In Search of the MiraculousJames Wyly
Author: Shiemash51
Keywords: Gurdjieff
Added: August 15, 2008
Samson"And it came to pass afterward,that he loved a woman in thevalley of Sorek, whose namewas Delilah."--JUDGES 16:4If there is any area in ourlife where we are resistingwhat can be called substanceand tend to fall, as it were,towards "the letter," and ifwe continue wilfully to resist,then we will discover that wemake of ourselves intoobjects of entrapmentin terms of "the letter,"which some might say isthe world of sex ofitself and "the flesh"as more important thanthe world of spirit andthe tendency is to fallback towards mechanicalhabits of one kind oranother which is thereal sin because sexof itself is not thesin but it is ourhabitual mechanicalbehavior in associationwith "sex life" which iswhat the real sin is andit is this mechanicalbehavior that can becalled lust. Sex ofitself is not lustbecause we mustremember whatGurdjieff taughtabout real sex as"a something" thatis a Divine Beingact, that is to say,it has to do with theidea of "being" and notas something that is onlyof the physical body."Freedom, liberation, this must be the aim of man. To become free, to be liberated from slavery: this is what a man ought to strive for when he becomes even a little conscious of his position. There is nothing else for him, and nothing else is possible so long as he remains a slave both inwardly and outwardly. But he cannot cease to be a slave outwardly while he remains a slave inwardly. Therefore in order to become free,man must gain inner freedom."The first reason for man's inner slavery is his ignorance, and above all, his ignorance of himself. Without self-knowledge, without understanding the working and functions of his machine, man cannot be free, he cannot govern himself and he will always remain a slave, and the plaything of the forces acting upon him."This is why in all ancient teachings the first demand at the beginning of the way to liberation was: 'Know thyself.'"Know thyself." "These words," said Gurdjieff, "which are generally ascribed to Socrates, actually lie at the basis of many systems and schools far more ancient than the Socratic. But although modem thought is aware of the existence of this principle it has only a very vague idea of its meaning and significance. The ordinary man of our times, even a man with philosophic or scientific interests, does not realize that the principle 'know thyself' speaks of the necessity of knowing one's machine, the 'human machine.' Machines are made more or less the same way in all men; therefore, before anything else man must study the structure, the functions, and the laws of his organism. In the human machine everything is so interconnected, one thing is so dependent upon another, that it is quite impossible to study any one function without studying all the others. In order to know one thing, one must know everything. To know everything in man is possible, but it requires much time and labor, and above all, the application of the right method and, what is equally necessary, right guidance."The principle 'know thyself' embraces a very rich content. It demands, in the first place, that a man who wants to know himself should understand what this means, with what it is connected, what it necessarily depends upon."Knowledge of oneself is a very big, but a very vague and distant, aim. Man in his present state is very far from self-knowledge. Therefore, strictly speaking, his aim cannot even be defined as self-knowledge. Self-study must be his big aim. It is quite enough if a man understands that he must study himself. It must be man's aim to begin to study himself, to know himself, in the right way."--Gurdjieff--ch 6, In Search of the MiraculousJames Wyly
Author: Shiemash51
Keywords: Gurdjieff
Added: August 15, 2008
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You would have thought Delilah shaved Samson’s head again after the breathless reports of Britney Spears shaved her head Friday night. Apparently the pop singer-mother-train wreck did the deed before going to a Sherman Oaks tattoo parlor and giving the tabloids something to pun about.
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