Name: the public good
Duration: P00H03M15S
Description: jambicast #3 the public good. That which is owned by all.. felt experience, life essence, the gifts of life, justice - the telling and hearing of stories. Let society build itself around these.

the public good

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jambicast #3 the public good. That which is owned by all.. felt experience, life essence, the gifts of life, justice - the telling and hearing of stories. Let society build itself around these.

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public good

feeling each other
sharing of experiences
of how we move while crossing paths
inevitable with perpetual movement
of how we navigate circumstances
those surroundings for the soul

experience eliciting response
is primary education

learn from living things navigating circumstances
study and apply everything

experience is a public good,
universally possessed

the earth in which we live -
our birthright -
is a public good,
secure in our collective care
the health of one inseparable from the other
a common necessity

without food i cannot live
mind food, body food, soul food
these sensuous experiencings of environment -
generously and freely provided
surround the soul
and feed its essence

the sharing of essence
is a public good

living our gifts
is our responsibility
being our best
is the common good
broadcast widely
over communication networks
for the public good

justice is recognizing the absence of blame
as everything has story
told in everyday pieces
extraordinarily connected
helping to address
social harm
and manifest as social contribution
to the common good
the public good

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released March 20, 2020
music and lyrics : c.k. samuels

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man from jambican Ottawa, Ontario

Sanctuary for the soul. Something for which I have been searching my whole life. And in its apparent absence, I have endeavoured to create it…

Blessed with land on which I can grow vegetables and flowers, commune with trees young and old, observe and attract wildlife of all kinds.. I can quiet the madness attacking my soul and embrace the peace of being ‘closer to wild’. ... more

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