Video Poems

Original metaphysical prose, The River, by Gordon Artrias Rosenberg. See his author site and podcasts for more. Music is River Surround, by Satori, from his cd For Relaxation, available from Magnatune Records.

Feminine poetry upon Music: track 05–Tether–Justin Bianco-album Blackbird, Music available from Magnatune.com More poetry at  authorsden.com/spirit

Taking responsibility for creating the self, scene set to the background of Greek ruins

Music from Magnatune.com - #1 Enertia by Lemuria on album Transvision.

This poem created itself after i visualized what it might be to become 1000 different people simultaneously, spread across the planet and timelines, and could I love myself as each.  Images from the public domain (thank you creative commons).  Music is "Free Me" by TranceVision.
More poetry from Debby at authorsden.com/spirit.

Don’t let the title scare you off - it’s really a very optimistic poem which came to Gordon in a dream. Check it out and see if it might change your perspective a bit. The incredible music track is by Jami Sieber, appropriately entitled Surrender, from her disc Lush Mechanique, available online at the very innovative Magnatune Records.
This piece is spoken by Gordon, and the film is footage we shot in Oregon at the Upper Rogue River.

Beyond Times was written by Gordon Rosenberg as poetic lyrics. Video was created by Debby Rosenberg using images from the public domain. Music provided by Magnatune, track # 1 Alien eyes, by Human Response from the Immortal album.

This expression uses images from the public domain, (thank you public for contributing to unity consciousness) Music excerpt, Stars, by Beth Quist, "Music for Meditation", available at Magnatune Records. This piece reminds us everything we need is right there inside us.

May your heart be filled with love.  Spoken piece encouraging you to feel loved.

The original poem can be seen at authorsden.com/spirit  Video images from the public domain, and music is "Got to be Free" by Blind Divine, from the album, "Music for Unmade Movies".This poem explores  what we "are not", exposing the mind to the idea of something greater.