For any seeking to process sorrow...

[Fire Walk With Me]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6HuIZHrHthU

Next to the volume icon, select 480p.

[FirstLight]

1. holy moly

...hey, processing sorrow means I'd like something UPlifting, man!

That was really profound and makes me want to just 'save' all those impoverished souls, even though that isn't realistic.
the 3 kubuki dancers at the end made me think of the three fates...

[Fire Walk With Me]

2. For me, growth takes two major forms:

-Staying in the very positive to transform darkness into light
-Acknowledging and moving into and through the darkness.

It depends upon each item requiring processing. For =me=, sorrow must be embraced and met one-on-one. For others, it may work differently.

This is where I am regarding my life, letting the tears out. It is working quickly.

[Fire Walk With Me]

6. Regarding the impoverished

that is the part which brings me to tears if I let it. The Christ said that we shall always have the poor among us. I'm not certain if it's because of life lessons or what. I do hope that the new energy makes it possible both for them to move upward and for others to GET OUT AND HELP THEM DO SO.

I know in my heart that this is aleady changing for the better, but do not know what forms it will take. Just keep praying for them all.

[Fire Walk With Me]

3. Of course, if you require sunny days to melt the darkness...

...Penguin Cafe Orchestra always deliver.

Ecstasy of the Dancing Fleas
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FdPw8LGlgJg&feature=PlayList&p=22A45C66387CF853&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=9

Paul's Dance
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IeZGXMeTKzw&feature=PlayList&p=22A45C66387CF853&index=12

Edit to capitalize "Dancing Fleas".

[Sanity Claws]

4. I love the Penguin Cafe Orchestra

Thank you for introducing them to me.
I recognize the music but didn't know who did it.

[Fire Walk With Me]

5. Oh, my pleasure, seriously.

I adore them and am glad to know other fans, new and old.

My experience with them is odd and worth a grin...I was in my early 20s and was living with a friend. We went record hunting (Ann Arbor Michigan was once a superb place for such, don't know about now), and a record store clerk recommended PCO when I asked for punk. She called them folk punk...well, he and I got pretty drunk that night and the next morning, upon waking with enormous hangovers, decided to put something on. He recommended the mystery cassette she had sold us...and "Air a Danse" came on, through our pounding hangovers, us squinting through the sunlight beating us through the windows...we laughed but then really began to hear it, and I've recommended that particular recording of theirs (self-titled, their second record) ever since. Even when I've also been a fan of Merzbow and SPK (perhaps the darkest, sickest energy ever recorded). I'm no longer into such dichotomy...!

I just adore PCO. Very glad to have brought it to the attention of those who might also. Sunny days to all :hi: