The featured phrase for this week is, “That’s Funny”. “That’s Funny” can mean, “That’s Curious, that’s weird, strange, unexpected, or even… … funny.” Our conversation includes music, characters, insights, surprises, and laughter. You can share with us as we move from the ridiculous to the sublime.
Insight Out--the Naked Truth "That's Funny"
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The featured phrase for this week is, “That’s Funny”. “That’s Funny” can mean, “That’s Curious, that’s weird, strange, unexpected, or even… … funny.” Our conversation includes music, characters, insights, surprises, and laughter. You can share with us as we move from the ridiculous to the sublime.
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May 4, 2020
There Was a Man Once, Truly That
<p><strong>There Was a Man Once, Truly That, written and narrated by Errol Strider with music by Charles Mozelle.</strong></p> <p><strong> A poetic description of the life of Jesus (Jeshua Ben Joseph) from the point of view of "The Urantia Book"</strong></p> <p><strong>The Urantia Book tells the story of Jesus' life and teachings that goes beyond what is in the New Testament, and reveals aspects of his life and teachings that have not been recorded before. According the the Urantia Book, Jesus' main purpose was to reveal the nature of God and the potential of what each of us can become as we, like Jesus, align ourselves with the fundamental intention of life--to love, create, and evolve.</strong></p> <p><strong>The poem touches on the some of the unassuming and magnificent ways Jeshua showed up in his incarnation.</strong></p> <p><strong>Here is the text of the poem if you'd care to read along with the recording:</strong></p> <p><strong>There was a man once, truly that.<br> Who is known for the cross that he bore?<br> But who laughed in the market<br> And slept on the floor<br> Who designed riverboats in Capernaum,<br> Studied the ways of all men<br> In order to rule in perfection<br> With its trials, upsets, and demands<br> A universe of 10 million planets<br> Which the man, who upholds it<br> Designed, fashioned and planned.</strong></p> <p><strong>There was a man once, truly that.<br> Who embraced the mortal dilemma<br> With a boundless trust<br> And abiding faith.<br> Who was immersed in a River Jordan<br> Allowing himself to give in<br> To life as we know it in fullness<br> With its sores, its aches and injustice<br> But which serves a great hidden purpose<br> Which the man, who entered its bowels<br> Could foresee what to us is so dim.</strong></p> <p><strong>There was a man once, truly that<br> Who transcended all tradition and dogma<br> Who forgave the sin<br> And loved the sinner<br> Who feared not one who attacked him<br> But attempted to show them the truth.<br> By example, he set in their presence,<br> With his words, his acts, and entreaties<br> He sought to convince those around him<br> That all men could live as he<br> Secure, abandoned and free.</strong></p> <p><strong>There was a man once, truly that<br> A man who broke from his elders<br> Made friends with the poor<br> Played with the kids<br> Made choices like all other men<br> To use power for good or for evil<br> To be simple or prideful and vain<br> Battled with grief, failure, betrayal,<br> But still to remain steadfast to the God,<br> Who this man knew always as Father and friend.</strong></p> <p><strong>There was a man once, truly that.<br> Who did not what others expected<br> Disappointing his pupils<br> Estranging his mother<br> Rejecting requests of the mass<br> When they wanted to make him king<br> Yet allowed them to place down the palms<br> As he rode on an ass to the city<br> Where they rejected once and for all<br> This true man, who understood them<br> And forgave their blindness and gall.</strong></p> <p><strong>There was a man once, truly that.<br> A man whom we all misinterpret<br> Who knows all as his brother<br> To the exclusion of none<br> Who did not really die on the cross<br> To wash away our sins<br> But to reveal a God of mercy<br> Who forgives, only loves, has compassion<br> On his ignorant children who err<br> So this man died only to show them<br> How far love would go for them.</strong></p> <p><strong>There was a man once, truly that.<br> Whose life on this beleaguered planet<br> Was a model for all to behold.<br> Who revealed our humanity to us<br> What each person can actually become<br> When we join with this man in knowing<br> The Spirit that indwells our hearts.<br> And as he rose from the darkness of death<br> And appeared to those who knew him<br> He showed us the path to aliveness…<br> the deep forever mystery<br> Of the timeless journey of love.<br> <br> </strong></p>
May 1, 2020
To Trust
<p>"To Trust"-- written and narrated by Errol Strider</p> <p>Our ability to trust is one of the greatest challenges we face at this time. In this poem I explore the often hidden obstacles we face as we attempt to reclaim trust in a society of betrayal.</p> <p>As Jeshua (Jesus) says "When justice is gone, trust is gone. When trust is gone, civilization is gone." (From Love Without End by Glenda Green)</p> <p>The end of the poem points the way to how we can revive trust in our lives.</p> <p>For more recorded poems that are part of the "Essential Journey" series, please contact, estrider@gmail.com or go the our website, www.thelaughingheart.org.</p> <p><br></p>
April 30, 2020
Recovering the Authentic Self
<p>This audio is the second "key" from the book by Glenda Green, "Keys of Jeshua" This piece, entitled "Recovering the Authentic Self," quoting Jeshua, explores the "I AM That I AM"--Being and Love</p> <p>It ends with . "Through joining in love, which is compassion, and the unity of spirit, which is peace, light comes to the world and all is accomplished."</p> <p>Narrated by Errol Strider</p> <p>Other recorded "Keys" are available if you're interested. </p> <p>Please contact me at estrider@gmail.com and go to our website: www.thelaughingheart..org where you'll find a variety of inspirational works of art: poetry, podcasts and videos.</p> <p>Blessings...</p> <p>Errol Strider</p>
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