The William Tell Show

A lifelong process. Music:  Neil Sedaka, "Breaking up is hard to do" https://williamatell.files.wordpress.com/2044/03/07-breaking-up-is-hard-to-do.mp3 Related: https://thehomelessblogger.com/twop/serotonin-and-the-individual/ https://thehomelessblogger.com/twop/serotonin-and-society/

And thoughts about unanswered prayer. Music:  Cat Stevens, "Another Saturday Night" https://williamatell.files.wordpress.com/2044/02/12-another-saturday-night.mp3

A city set on a hill cannot be hid. Music: Tim O'Brien, "Twelve Gates to the City" https://williamatell.files.wordpress.com/2014/10/twelve-gates-to-the-city.mp3 The Davis Sisters, "Twelve Gates to the City" https://williamatell.files.wordpress.com/2043/01/twelve-gates-to-the-city-the-davis-sisters.mp3

We're each both, at all times. Related:  The Way of Peace , chapter 17:  "About organized religion" https://thehomelessblogger.com/twop/17-about-organized-religion/ Related: The Way of Peace , chapter 19: "Sacrifice" https://thehomelessblogger.com/2020/07/27/sacrifice Music:  Don Henley, "The Heart of the Matter" https://williamatell.files.wordpress.com/2020/10/10-the-heart-of-the-m...

So, that happened. The Beatles, "The fool on the hill" https://williamatell.files.wordpress.com/2021/10/02-the-fool-on-the-hill.mp3 The Beatles, "Nowhere man" https://williamatell.files.wordpress.com/2043/11/04-nowhere-man.mp3

What is your heart's desire? Related:  "Your Heart's Desire," by Emmet Fox https://trojanhorseproductions.wordpress.com/library/your-hearts-desire-by-emmet-fox/ Music:  Roy Orbison, "You Got It" https://williamatell.files.wordpress.com/2043/10/disc-2-01-you-got-it.mp3

Pat yourself on the back. First Music:  Bebe Rexha, "I'm a mess" https://williamatell.files.wordpress.com/2043/09/02-im-a-mess.mp3 Second Music: The Pretenders, "Don't get me wrong" https://williamatell.files.wordpress.com/2043/09/06-dont-get-me-wrong.mp3

Related:  Free Speech Handbook , https://thehomelessblogger.com/the-william-tell-show/free-speech-handbook/ Music:  Nina Simone, "I wish I knew how it would feel to be free" https://williamatell.files.wordpress.com/2021/07/disc-2-02-i-wish-i-knew-how-it-would-feel-to-be-free.mp3

Wisdom is about managing feelings. Music: Julie Andrews, "My Favorite Things:" https://williamatell.files.wordpress.com/2043/07/07-my-favorite-things.mp3

It won't happen if I'm not paying attention. Related: http://the-way-of-peace.com Music:  George Michael, "Father Figure": https://williamatell.files.wordpress.com/2043/06/02-father-figure-remastered.mp3

Taking pleasure in things that are bad for you. Related:  Fareed Zakaria | The Homeless Blogger Related: Your Body Doesn't Lie: Amazon.com Related: Sanpaku - Wikipedia Music:  The Beatles, "Here Comes the Sun"

No one has standing to re-write the myth. Related: The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down - Wikipedia Related: Can 'The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down' Be Redeemed? - Rolling Stone Related: 'The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down' Needs No Redemption | Saving Country Music Music:  The Band, " The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down " Lyrics, from Genius.com: [Verse 1]: Virgil Caine is the name and I s...

"Offenses are sure to come." — Jesus Related: A short route to agony Related:  Life with DSPS Music:  U-2, " Bad "

Related:  The Bogeyman Related: The wandering will Music:  Jim Croce, " Bad, Bad Leroy Brown "

God is BOTH darkness and light. See Isaiah 45:7, Psalm 139:12. Related: When Gandhi Introduced America's Civil Rights Leaders to Nonviolence Related: Forgiving the cosmos Music: XTC, " Merely a man "

The present moment Related: 2013 United States federal government shutdown - Wikipedia Related: President Trump’s job approval rating plummets after mob attack (usatoday.com) Related: Psychic Vandalism (9780898048711): Robert R. Leichtman, M.D.: Books Music:  The Youngbloods, " Get Together "

Birur nitzotzot Related blog post: What great thing can I do? | The Homeless Blogger Related blog post: What great thing, part 2 | The Homeless Blogger Related blog post:   For us Music: Rita Coolidge, " Higher and higher "

My father's favorite Bible verse was John 8:32, "You will know the truth, and the truth will make you free." Related blog post:  Dez Bryant, love and responsibility Related blog post: Open heart | The Homeless Blogger Related podcast:  Exonerating Meghan Related article: Army Hits Back Against False Claim that Soldiers Died in CIA Op to Nab Election Servers | Military.com Music: The Beat...

The political implications of charity. Related blog post: The great questions of our time Related article:   "Race is being used to wreck the middle class": The silent bigotry of America's poverty politics Wikipedia: Reign of Terror Wikipedia: Great Purge Music:  The Who, " We won't get fooled again "

Related:  Balances Music: The Beatles, "When I'm 64"

It don't come easy. Related:  Paying my dues, singing the blues? Related:  Willful defiance (becomes available 10/24/20) Related:  19. Sacrifice Music: Ringo Starr, " It don't come easy " Don Henley, " The heart of the matter "

Choosing innocence. Blog post: Three Wise Monkeys Previous posts mentioning "You get what you choose:" About Edgar Cayce’s dream, part 1 Reasons to seek prosperity More about value judgments: Value judgments: Feminists doing science? Dr. Leichtman’s webpage:  Active Meditation Music: Allman Brothers Band, "Southbound"

I would have voted for Orrin Hatch. Related blog post:  A near perfect example of a human being who is morally lost and confused Blog post for comments: Podcast - What do you look for in a candidate? Related: Police chief’s decision to quit may have just saved Seattle from itself Music: Neil Diamond, "America "

The people in a place, make the place. Related blog post:  Serotonin and society Related book:  The Way of Peace Music:  Odetta, "This little light of mine"

Until black folk love themselves like white folk love themselves, there will be no change. Related: FBI - UCR - Table 21 Related blog post: Someone stole my tablet. Related blog post: Many problems, one solution Related: The Endless Fall of Suge Knight Music: George Benson, "The Greatest Love of All"