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Touching the infinite
All that was lost in us
Here is corrected
All indescribable
Here we descry
Eternal womanhead
Leads us on High.
These lines translated from Part Two of Goethe's Faust conclude the "Symphony of a Thousand" by Gustav Mahler (Symphony No. 8 in E flat major), recently performed live in my hometown. The production moved me to new heights, transforming the clatter of the day into sweet surrender to the existence of the heavenly. And judging from the standing ovation at the end, the power of the music moved even the reluctant ear:
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August 5, 2002 issue
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Work-life balance, in three short scenes
Warren Bolon
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letters
with contributions from Cindy Roemer, Ann Benson, John Burnett, Jane Ernst
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How I got a LIFE
BY Ricardo Saldivar
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Finding balance
BY MARGARET ROGERS Contributing Editor
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BUSY lives don't need to be OVERLOADED lives
By Sibylle Bauer
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The paradox of control: GIVE it up to GAIN it
BY Marilyn C. Jones Sentinel staff
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In LOVE with the refrigerator?
BY Kim Shippey Sentinel staff
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FOOD—FRIEND, FOE, OR FUEL?
Holly Keeble
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Inspiration from a spelling bee
BY Jeffrey Hildner
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Through a spiritual lens—'WONDERFUL STRUCTURES'
Peter Anderson
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Designed to be unselfish
By Lois Rae Carlson
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---- 100 years ago
Sentinel Staff
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Touching the infinite
BY Shelly Richardson
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Gallstones dissolved through prayer
Marianne Malchow
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I walked out healed
Phillip Hockley