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by Peter Loewer The Curmudgeon fell upon hard times down at the General Store. Folks had taken most of his pronouncements — albeit with the traditional grain of organic salt — exactly as they were fed to them. But when it came to his recent take on the sacred cowContinue Reading

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“As the blazing fire reduces wood to ashes, similarly, the fire of self-knowledge reduces all Karma to ashes.” ~ Bhagavad-Gita As important as this is to realize, I would like to take the discussion of karma to a subtler level, the level of the evolution of consciousness. The cause andContinue Reading

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LaZoom’s Valentine “Let Your Love Roll” Ride Friday, February 10 through Tuesday, February 14. Your total body Gigglegasm for Valentines Day! Skip the typical dinner and roses and hop on the LaZoom bus for a two hour Valentine adventure full of heart-warming mayhem. LaZoom’s “Let Your Love Roll” Ride isContinue Reading

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A Memorable Marriage of Tradition and Technology “The Storms Are on the Ocean” Verse: I’m a-going away for to leave you love I’m a-going away for a while, But I’ll return to you sometime If I go ten thousand miles Chorus: The storms are on the ocean The heavens mayContinue Reading

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  Richard Shulman by Eddie LeShure Pianist/composer Richard Shulman has been exploring consciousness through jazz in his recordings, performances and compositions since 1983. The intent behind his music is healing, connection, and the expression of beauty. Born and raised in Niagara Falls, N.Y., Richard began piano lessons at age seven.Continue Reading