http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=113Z_lkUaBM
This song is called Unity by Trevor Hall.
Here are the Lyrics:
Oh
Yeah
Take me to the table where we all dine together
And pluck me from the crowd and return me to my sender
Whatever path you follow push on till tomorrow
Love all serve all and create no sorrow
So many rivers but they all reach the sea
They telling me he's different but I just don't believe it
Love is the goal yes, and everyone shall reach it
Who ever seeks it
Seen and unseen
Chorus:
I don't want a reason anymore about the one I love, the one I love
I don't want a reason anymore about God above, God above
I just want to melt away, in all His grace
Drift away, into that sacred place
Where there's no more you and me, no more they and we, just unity yeah yeah, just unity yeah yeah, just unity yeah yeah, just unity yeah yeah
Well I don't wana count the leaves of the mango tree
I just want to taste it's sweetness
So you can defeat this above and beneath this
Yeah
Come one and all, come stand tall
And whatever your approaching dance or meditation
If you got love along than you shall reach the station
You find a road, the supreme abode
In this city all hearts shine like gold
Chorus :)
Me and Jesus, Buddah, Moses, and Gouranga
All dance around, dancing on your thunder
Drunk on the wine of love for thee
Well tell me when will I be blessed to join the bliss of your company
Blissful company goes from sea to sea
From the depths of the valley to the mountain peaks
So many stories and so many fables of how the king sings of how the wall wails
Jerusalem to the Holy Himalayas
From Mount Zion to the hills of Jamaica
All land is holy, all land is sacred
All shall leave this world completely naked
Completely naked, completely
Chorus :)
I love this song mainly because it speaks of nothing else mattering except finding a good peace of mind. Everyone being one, being equal. In today's time along with the time of trouble during Kumalo's time people have always needed to know they are equal.
Wednesday, 11 January 2012
Sources
Works Cited
"16 Days Of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children Launch - YouTube." YouTube - Broadcast Yourself. Web. 12 Jan. 2012.
"About." Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation for Childhood Cancer. Web. 12 Jan. 2012.
"BLOOPERs." YouTube - Broadcast Yourself. Web.
"Cape Teenagers Jailed | News24." News24, South Africa's Premier News Source, Provides Breaking News on National, World, Africa, Sport, Entertainment, Technology & More. Web. 12 Jan. 2012.
"Fear[2] - Definition and More from the Free Merriam-Webster Dictionary." Dictionary and Thesaurus - Merriam-Webster Online. Web. 12 Jan. 2012.
FoodieTots.com. Web. 12 Jan. 2012.
Hartley, Aziz. "Soldiers Join Police in Patrolling Suburbs - Crime & Courts | IOL News | IOL.co.za." IOL | Breaking News | South Africa News | World News | Sport | Business | Entertainment | IOL.co.za. Web. 12 Jan. 2012.
"SAMs Review of Cry the Beloved Country - YouTube." YouTube - Broadcast Yourself. Web. 12 Jan. 2012.
"South African Recipes: South African Rusks." South African Recipes: South African Recipes. Web. 12 Jan. 2012.
"Trevor Hall- Unity - YouTube." YouTube - Broadcast Yourself. Web. 12 Jan. 2012.
Web.
Www.lyricsreg.com/lyrics/trevor+hall/Unity/. Web.
"Zimbabwe Tour | Johannesburg, South Africa." Krüger National Park | Südafrika Safari Reiseführer & Informationen. Web. 12 Jan. 2012.
BLOOPERS with Dalton and Sam
We are posting this cuz it's funny to us and hopefully it makes you smile. :) Yes we are dorks this just proves it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mlTIsrZcSO8
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mlTIsrZcSO8
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book reveiw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QoTenEqlIFY&context=C3fef3ffADOEgsToPDskLFwc1EqsFn1KqUZ9a4EtMz
Hey, so this is my review. Questions by Dalton. Check it out!
Hey, so this is my review. Questions by Dalton. Check it out!
Elements and the Book
My media source that I found is not very long, and is just a short story of a murder that took place in South Africa. Thinking outside of the box, this article can be related to Arthur’s notes. Of course it is not so prominent in how it is conveyed from this simple story, but there was a more important reason I chose this. This article has a direct relation to the entire murder that took place in the story. It obviously has differences, but it is so similar in how it happened that I needed to talk about it. First of all this is real life, so it makes it that much more interesting.
I will first compare and contrast. A very powerful, repeated word that Arthur used in one of his notes was permissible. It was either not permissible, or it was. This is applicable in a sense of saying that what has happened is obviously not permissible. The fact that these kids committed murder merely to get some semi-valuable items is not permissible. This story also goes to show the fear of the land, and how extremely fearful people must be. When murders like this happen, it will undoubtedly be a scary thing. Another interesting thing is that, because it was so similar to the story’s murder case, it is as if that kind of crime has not changed. This makes Arthur and his beliefs more influential when comparing it to this modern story. How can unity happen when things like this happen, and how can Christianity be prominent with this sort of reality?
Now just to mention how similar the story is to the one in Cry, The Beloved Country, I was going to describe how it is. Basically these boys broke in this older man’s house and ended up killing him. It could just be that I am primed to think of the murder in the book when hearing about these murders, but to me it seemed pretty similar to the murders in the book, and I found that to be quite interesting.
http://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/News/Cape-teenagers-jailed-20111209
I will first compare and contrast. A very powerful, repeated word that Arthur used in one of his notes was permissible. It was either not permissible, or it was. This is applicable in a sense of saying that what has happened is obviously not permissible. The fact that these kids committed murder merely to get some semi-valuable items is not permissible. This story also goes to show the fear of the land, and how extremely fearful people must be. When murders like this happen, it will undoubtedly be a scary thing. Another interesting thing is that, because it was so similar to the story’s murder case, it is as if that kind of crime has not changed. This makes Arthur and his beliefs more influential when comparing it to this modern story. How can unity happen when things like this happen, and how can Christianity be prominent with this sort of reality?
Now just to mention how similar the story is to the one in Cry, The Beloved Country, I was going to describe how it is. Basically these boys broke in this older man’s house and ended up killing him. It could just be that I am primed to think of the murder in the book when hearing about these murders, but to me it seemed pretty similar to the murders in the book, and I found that to be quite interesting.
http://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/News/Cape-teenagers-jailed-20111209
More About The Effect of Fear
What I have found is simply a new article about how they are sending soldiers to help the police patrol the streets. It is especially needed because of some events or holidays that are coming up, and so they need to the extra help do to increases in crime. (Although it does not say that, I am assuming that is so.) This is way out of the box, but I just think that anything that has to do with military has some theme of or about unifying power of love. It is necessary for a country to feel this way with its military, so it is more effective and powerful. Because there are soldiers in this article, and they are helping patrol, that is where I got this. Now the effect of fear is the REASON the soldiers need to patrol these streets, and help the officers. It is the increase in crime, which makes the fear increase as well.
This is like the book, and how the streets are crowed and full of crime. I just have this picture of chaos and danger in my mind, and not very much safety. It would seem like it would have been, at the time of the book, a good idea to have soldiers patrolling the streets with police officers. I know it would make me feel much better about being out and about in the city. When Mr. Kumalo had his money taken, and there was a soldier present in order to stop crime, then it could have been a totally different situation. Especially if the soldier were to see it happen, and do something about it. I do think that there is evidence of needing fear and love to help SA. I feel it is the lack of love that has created the dangers and fear in the first place, and I do think that fear is necessary for change, because it will give a reason and a desire to do so.
http://www.iol.co.za/news/crime-courts/soldiers-join-police-in-patrolling-suburbs-1.1190199
This is like the book, and how the streets are crowed and full of crime. I just have this picture of chaos and danger in my mind, and not very much safety. It would seem like it would have been, at the time of the book, a good idea to have soldiers patrolling the streets with police officers. I know it would make me feel much better about being out and about in the city. When Mr. Kumalo had his money taken, and there was a soldier present in order to stop crime, then it could have been a totally different situation. Especially if the soldier were to see it happen, and do something about it. I do think that there is evidence of needing fear and love to help SA. I feel it is the lack of love that has created the dangers and fear in the first place, and I do think that fear is necessary for change, because it will give a reason and a desire to do so.
http://www.iol.co.za/news/crime-courts/soldiers-join-police-in-patrolling-suburbs-1.1190199
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