Dearest Mags! Here's a thought ..... I think music should be incorporated into the memorial. I'm not sure how. We are a complex world and do not live by sight alone (hence this list! :-) Maybe there should be some interactive process with the memorial and the Tears of A Thousand Years CD would be a form of world contribution. Thanks for lighting up ideas :-)
Heather At 03:13 PM 3/13/02 -0800, Mags N Brei wrote: >Heather wrote: > > > <<Thank you to those of you who took time to reflect and address your > > > feelings on this matter. > > I think there are many folks, like Kakki, who's minds are " still > > kind of a > > blank on it ". Mine included. The wound is still too fresh. > > So what's my point? Only to keep discussing our emotions and > > resolve.>>> > > >Heather, I've enjoyed your thoughts as well as the thoughts and images >put forth by others ... and yes, as you say, the wound is still fresh.I >know that my post did not offer a solution to your quest, however, I >wrote what I did about the CD that the Canadian folk musicians have >created because I saw what it meant to each and every one of them to be >able to do that in order to help ease the suffering of others. We are >so deeply impacted here too. > >Music is such a great healer of pain.(one of the reasons Ive loved Joni >for all these years...it's all there). And I know that every time I >listen to that Tears of A Thousand Years CD, it helps, soothes, >comforts me, gives my feelings a place to go. Just as it helped me to >see the documentary. Very difficult to explain. The effects are far >from 'over'. > >I met a lot of the musicians after the concert that night and believe >me, they were just as moved as the we were. Lots of shared tears that >night and beyond. > > > >Mags. >npimh: My Last Breath, Katherine Wheatley >from Tears of A Thousand Years.. > > > >===== >You open my heart, you do. >Yes you do. > - JM >Try FREE Yahoo! Mail - the world's greatest free email! >http://mail.yahoo.com/
