A Love Supreme Essays

  • John Coltrane's Loss

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    A Life Supreme The loss of three close family members in a very short period of time is something most people can not even begin to imagine. John Coltrane experienced the death of his father, grandfather, and grandmother (Feinstein 77), but got through it with the help of his saxophone and music in general. He had perseverance and dedication that is very inspiring and impressive in his music. John Coltrane overcame a difficult childhood by learning to play the saxophone, playing a very influential

  • The Supremes Research Paper

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    with Motown Records during the 60s. The Supremes had a likeable and bouncy sound and had 12 number one songs on the Billboard Hot 100. The Supremes originally began as the Primettes in Detroit, Michigan back in 1951. In the mid-60s when they were on top the Supremes actually rivaled the Beatles for popularity around the globe. It was their great success which paved the way for future R&B and soul musicians to find success. The founding members of the Supremes were Florence Ballard, Mary Wilson, Diana

  • My Weaknesses

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    I had to write about Supreme Court cases. “Supreme Court cases take part in a lot if not most, of the reasons why our government is the way it is today. The decisions of all of the cases, including the Miranda v. Arizona case and the Tinker v. Des Moines case have gotten the

  • Bhagavad Gita is the Ultimate Science of Yoga

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    entities separated from one another, and they need to be connected. The ancient Vedic text Bhagavad Gita explains that these entities are the individual consciousness and the universal Supreme consciousness. Some may call this universal consciousness an all-pervading energy, whereas most theists consider this Supreme consciousness to be God. The Vedic philosophy combines these two apparently contradictory concepts very beautifully. It explains that there is definitely an all-pervading universal

  • The Odyssey versus Oh Brother Where Art Thou?

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    adventure that transforms them into heroes; “the supreme ordeal,” where the main characters are both deprived of the opportunity to get home sooner; or “return with elixir,” where Odysseus and Ulysses both return to their homes alive the comfort of their wives. In their major plot points, the novel The Odyssey and the motion picture O Brother convey obvious similarities in key elements of their heroes’ journeys such as “crossing the first threshold,” “the supreme ordeal,” and “return with elixir.” Firstly

  • Coltrane's Giant Steps

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    This was Coltrane’s biggest selling albums and he earned two Grammy nominations due to its success. “A Love Supreme” was released in 1964 and is made up of four phases: “Acknowledgement,” “Resolution,” “Pursuance,” and “Psalms” (Azevedo). Coltrane’s Classical Quartet are featured on this record. This record includes modal harmony, chanting, as well as a deeply

  • Spirituality and John Coltrane

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    make others happy through music" (Coltrane, 1995, 2). As time went on, Coltrane felt that he was leading a life that was "contradictory to the pledge and away from the esteemed path" that he had made to God (Coltrane, 1995, 2). Starting with A Love Supreme (recorded in December, 1964), Coltrane stuck to his pledge. In doing so, Coltrane would seek for the "truth" in sounds, Einstein, the Kabbalah and Sufism. Coltrane's version of God was not limited to denominational name, and this broad palette

  • Analysis Of Tagore's Love In Modern Life

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    ever abiding joy of God, this joy form, the individual soul of man is immortal. Professor Humayan Kabir has rightly said: “Tagore’s love for man unconsciously and inevitable merged into love of God……. for him God was essentially loved. The love of the mother for her child or the love the lover for the beloved are only instances of the supreme love that is God. And this love expresses itself not only in the ecstatic devotion of the mystic, but also in the routine of everyday life of the common man. Tagore

  • Self and Devotion

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    different from ego which indicates no metaphysical entity. Atman is not born and will not die as we figure out in Katha 2.18. Chandogya 3.14 reveals that Brahman is smaller than the smallest and greater than the greatest. In the Gita, Brahman is the supreme and Atman is his spirit in man (Gita 8.3). It is eternal and never dies. As in chapter 2.12 Krishna tells Arjuna we all have been for all time and we all shall be for all time. The self in the Upanishads is very active since Brahman wins a victory

  • A Summary Of Federigo's Falcon

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    heart is through fame and fortune. Women would deny this fact at all costs, but they are still sitting silently for a pricey ring to be placed on their finger so the guy can prove his true love. Is it true that money is the only way to show that you love someone? Could money be the reason that you actually fall in love with someone? This is a commonly argued question throughout society and history. I personally think that money does not really control the situation for a girl unless you are like many

  • Persuasive Essay On Marriage Equality

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    bad for society outside of religion, the Supreme Court has stated its opinion clearly. ("Should Same-Sex Marriages Be Legalized?") According to the Supreme Court's ruling in US v. Windsor ("The Expanding Power of U.S. v. Windsor."), denying marriage licenses to same-sex couples is unconstitutional as a matter of e... ... middle of paper ... ...hose minorities, and marriage equality is no different. Which brings me to my concluding point, that love is love. When people marry, they do so because

  • Racial Segregation and Landmark Supreme Court Cases

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    struggled to benefit from their full rights that the Constitution promised being that, the US Supreme Court had to make many decisions to impact African-Americans: Loving vs Virginia, Plessy vs Ferguson, and Shelley vs Kraemer. In the case Loving vs Virginia there was a law making it a felony for a white person to marry a black person or the reverse. Richard Loving who was a white man who was in love with Mildred Jetter a, black woman. They was against Virginias laws banning marriage between blacks

  • Loving v. Virginia (388 U.S. 1)

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    red, and he placed them on separate continents. And but for the interference with his arrangement there would be no case for such marriages. The fact that he separated the races shows that he did intend for the races to mix. Later, in a plea to the supreme court of appeals ... ... middle of paper ... ...ard Law At a time when many observers question whether America has made any real progress, on the racial front, it is worth recalling that as late as 1967, sixteen states prohibited people from marrying

  • Rhetorical Analysis Of 'Same-Sex Marriage Ruling'

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    The “Same-Sex Marriage Ruling’’ speech was a speech given by Barack Obama on June 26,2015 in the Rose Garden outside of the Supreme Court in Washington. The purpose of the speech was to let the world know what history was taking place, how big of a step it was towards equality, and to enlighten the world on the fact that love has no boundaries. The speech is considered a seminal US document because it has a historical and civil significance . A careful literary analysis of the speech will reveal

  • Loving Vs Virginia Case Study

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    Loving v. Virginia case is about freedom and the fight to achieve the gift for Richard and Mildred to love each other freely. The case consisted of one white man and one African American woman who loved each other dearly. It was against the law in Virginia for miscegenation. Also, their fight was not just for themselves it was for others of that time, their friends, family and others fighting for love at that time. Times were rough for their children, family including the members they wanted to visit

  • Bhagavad Gita Sparknotes

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    nature and the pathways of reaching the Supreme Land; Karma yoga, Dhyāna yoga, and Bhakti yoga, are the focused topics of this book. Also, this book can be relevant to the problems today’s society in many ways. For instance, if the three modes of nature were applied to our world, it would benefit greatly. The Bhagavad-Gita introduces the Hinduism religion and their actual ways of living. Their lives focus on connecting with their Lord and reaching their Supreme Land. In the Hindu religion, Krisha is

  • Immanuel Kant's Radical Evil

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    by our propensity toward evil once we experience enjoyment, which we take to an outrageous extreme that is solely for our self-centered pleasure. Allison says that this happens when we let our “self-love wears the trousers,” in other words, when we make the moral law subordinate to the our self-love and demand that our own pleasure and entertainment comes before the moral law. Further, Kant explains that even though humans have these predispositions to the good, our propensity toward the evil

  • Supreme Beings Of Animism

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    The Supreme Beings of Animism are objects, places, and creatures with the belief that these all possess a spiritual essence. Most animists believe in one supreme God that is above all other gods and spirits. This Supreme Being is not close to their creation and it is speculated that these lesser beings serve the Supreme Beings will. The Spiritual Realm is very important in Animism. There are two types of things in this realm, personal spirit-beings and an impersonal spiritual energy. Spirits can

  • Martin Luther King Jr. And The Montgomery Bus Boycott

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    produced a video full of different accounts of individuals involved with the boycott. One individual from the video states: “Martin Luther King breathes into Montgomery ideas about love and civil disobedience – overcoming adversity.” (Montgomery Bus Boycott). Martin Luther King Jr. was passionate about his beliefs in using love to overcome hate, and his passion could be felt by anyone who listened to him

  • Violence Against Interracial Couples Research Paper

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    totally okay with it,We do not have problems with people being together because they love each other,we do not mind that they have different skin color as long as they love each other”,but one white man had said and I quote “ I do not have any problem with interracial couples but I would not give advice to the people I love to go and be with an African-American,not that I have any problem against African-Americans I love them, but I’m worried about what others will think, and they will get attacked by