Scientific Theory and another list

[Ali Hadley]

List:  I have so been enjoying the banter between people of different
countries about their needs and experiences, their ideas, their
recommendations, and their poetic and emotional reactions.  I was planning
to do the Camino this year, but am going to Turkey, so will go next.  I have
started a book with lots of information from different posts--from Rosina's
impressive information, to Pieter's, to Rolf's, to Howard in NYC.  I feel
like I am getting to know each of you in some way, and I just want to say,
it is a pleasure.  Thank you.
I love this quote:
"...because I am planning to interfere with
intellectual structures in the US..." (Rolf)

Interfere all you wish.  We all need our structures of thought
deconstructed.  All the better to get to the real commonality, right?  ali/
Spokane, WA. USA


----- Original Message -----
From: "Rolf Gunnar Rolfsson" <rg_rolfssonaYAHOO.DK>
To: <GOCAMINOaPETE.URI.EDU>
Sent: Monday, March 29, 2004 6:27 PM
Subject: Re: Scientific Theory and another list


> Dear Pieter,
>
> Thank you and respectfully....... I do not agree with
> your words, and I think ear plugs and faery poetry mix
> rather well in a sporty mind, and they can equally be
> useful to the ear, and I am sure it is just a matter
> temperament who is singing on the table and who is
> drinking under it, and I can assure you that the Bard
> travels both normal and psychedelic, well knowing that
> this list is supposed to maintain a high level of
> normality, and by the way, I think normality of
> 'Pleasureville' is absolutely wonderful. Charming!
>
> I am studying druidism and I am going to kick boots
> with St.J. this summer, and I am studying the content
> of this list primarily because of the American
> approach, and because I am planning to interfere with
> intellectual structures in the US. I am not born with
> the English tongue, and Denmark, Iceland, Norway,
> Sweden and Finland is my background, so I am
> 'breathing' Keats before I go to America, and that
> explains my 'serious' poetic approach on your list. I
> am learning English... and I don't know so many wurds.
>
> In 1999 I learnt to sing a Latin motet 'Crucifixus',
> and I found out that the motet, as an art form, is
> developed from the Gregorian song, and this spiritual
> impulse resulted in the building of Notre Dame in
> Paris, and great things are built out of music, so I
> went to Paris to sing my Bardic motet, and ended up in
> Santiago as a pilgrim instead. And after a couple of
> beers I ended up in Granada, and wrote a poem called
> 'Granada Forever' which is going to be published some
> day in the US, and you can read it on
>  www.poetry.com.
>
> A practical information. I need some good boots for
> the Spanish road! What is the best brand for a boot?
> It has to hold liquor!
>
> By the way, I am painting the 'Grail' in oil on
> canvas, and when it is ready, then it will be taken on
> a world tour exhibition, and these plans are linked
> together with my travel in Spain, and I might write
> about it later on this list.
>
> Remark. Lugh is a Celtic god, and the sun ray is 'the
> longest lance' thrown towards earth, and the sun is
> the greatest lover of the world, and all life depends
> on it. And these ideas are from the Celtic mythology,
> and some say that CAMINO GOES BACK TO CELTIC TIMES
> (Quote Shirley M.)... And I am Celt in heart and soul,
> so therefore Lugh the longest lance.
>
> And to the question why the shell is the symbol of the
> pilgrim I think the human hand is the answer.
>
> World's Oyster & Mutual Pearl
>
> Invisible and well hidden
> is the pearl to Royal ball,
> and also easily forgotten
> is the crown jewel of them all.
>
> Hand is shell around grip
> holding on to a pebble stone
> and within shelter of finger tip
> is a love praising throne.
>
> And on top of the world
> whilst walking water land
> do oysters make mutual pearl
> with God's hand in hand.
>
> R.G.
>
> Dear all,
>   Daer Rolf,
>
> There is another list connected to Gocamino (more or
> less) that favours
> literature ideas and related items
> Ti says:
> The Ramble is a group originally started by people who
> have an interest in
> writing about the Camino de Santiago and other long
> walks and related
> travel... We would like this list to be a forum for
> anyone wishing to write
> about travel, especially non-motorized, and especially
> long-distance. This
> is meant more to be a guide than a strict rule. Have
> fun, be constructive,
> and WRITE![NL][NL]When you join, we welcome you to
> introduce yourself, tell
> us whatever you'd like us to know - things such as:
> the kind of writing
> you're interested in doing, any experience, useful
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> Take care
>
> Pieter
>
>
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