Well I'm currently working on many projects plus my day job. This of course is keeping me quite busy but I am loving every moment of it. As you can see in previous posts I've also been trying to spread the word about the Dreams Awake Movie and of course all the stuff from Oaklight Publishing.
Today I updated my official webpage at www.davidduir.com which is also the home of the Awen's Path Podcast and fixed the feed for the podcast because it wasn't showing up on iTunes because there was an error, all fixed now. Who knew one out of place w would screw up an rss feed? I guess I do now. But all in all things are going well and I am happy to be doing it all.
I've added a page to my website which tells about the fact that I am seeking contributors for an anthology about music. Musicians, Music Therapists and such are being sought to contribute, contact info can be found on the page.
I am striving to keep updating the blog a couple of times a week with what is going on and what is important to me, I hope all you readers enjoy.
Until Next time. Be well.
A blog where I will discuss my writing, my practice of druidry and a bit of my life, trying to teach and learn along the way. Also I'll have the occasional guided meditation or two and perhaps a photo or video here and there to go along with them.
Showing posts with label Dreams Awake. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dreams Awake. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Sunday, March 27, 2011
Awen's Path Podcast Ep 17 Featuring Jerry Alden Deal
This week on the Awen's Path Podcast (http://www.davidduir.com/Podcast/Podcast.html) I interview the Writer/Producer/Director of the movie Dreams Awake Jerry Alden Deal. It is a great interview and touches on quite a bit. It discusses the movie, the cast and spirituality at large. Feel free to check it out. I have posted a few times about this movie because it really has struck a chord with me. It has not only been entertaining and enlightening to watch it but it has inspired me for a couple projects of my own in the works.
About my own projects I am currently seeking musicians, music therapists and anyone who uses music and sound for their work who might be interested in contributing to an anthology I want to put together to please contact me at Oaklightquery@cox.net. Please feel free to contact me if you are interested or just want more info.
Also anyone out there who might want to be a guest on my podcast or knows someone who wants to be a guest please feel free to e-mail Awenspath@cox.net. You can also e-mail to tell me what you think of the podcast and your points of view on it all.
Also to all my followers and future followers I am planning on blogging more frequently about a variety of topics, many to do with spirituality but others as well. I may even rant from time to time as life often makes us want to. So please keep reading and let me know what you think. I will also be starting to review some select books and movies on my blog not because I have been asked to but because they have touched me in some way.
I hope the future content will get better as we go along, for that is what I am striving for. So remember to check back frequently, tell your friends and also check out the Awen's Path podcast at davidduir.com and on iTunes.
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Dreams Awake Movie
In today's mail I received a copy of the movie Dreams Awake. It was a wonderful movie about spiritual discovery set on the beautiful Mount Shasta. I really thought I would like the movie months back when I first saw the trailer for the movie. I will be attaching the youtube link to the trailer here.
The main cast of the movie are Mount Shasta (Oh yes the mountain has character), Tim O'Connor, Erin Gray and Gary Graham. It was a wonderful film with a moving spiritual message. I don't want to give to much away so I will just embed the trailer from youtube here for you to check out for yourself. I completely recommend this film wholeheartedly.
The main cast of the movie are Mount Shasta (Oh yes the mountain has character), Tim O'Connor, Erin Gray and Gary Graham. It was a wonderful film with a moving spiritual message. I don't want to give to much away so I will just embed the trailer from youtube here for you to check out for yourself. I completely recommend this film wholeheartedly.
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