Patron Muse

  • Mnemosyne
    Mnemosyne, the goddess of memory and remembrance, is the mother of all muses. Entrusted with the naming of things, she invented language, thus giving mortals communication options beyond pointing and grunting.
    Like many divine females, she caught the eye of Zeus, who came to her bed disguised as a shepherd. Mnemosyne and Zeus slept together for nine consecutive nights, engendering the nine Muses, patron goddesses of the arts, science, and history from which human culture springs.
    While there are no tales recounting Mnemosyne’s other deeds, she owns all tales, including yours and mine.

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January 04, 2008

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21stCenturyMom

Welcome to Blogorama, Rama where the road to enlightenment is paved with words - some better assembled than others. It's a pleasure to have you out here raising the bar on content production.

I'm so looking forward to having you back in the Bay Area where you can recycle without fear of reprisal and where you may just have occasion to throw an elbow at an ersatz guru should one cross your path in the future.

Robin Clavreul

Robin Clavreul

cellist

who could give me thecontact for Alainnaudé?

thanks

an old cellist friend

GORDON H. DOWTON

I find this particular foray quite interesting and do apreciate the skepticism involved. Do continue to go forth on that search that so eloquently opens up the follies of humankind to feel that 'someonelse' will show us the way. Perhaps to a person drunk on whatever but not to one who knows a Norway rat before trying to pet it. DOWTONg

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