For years I spent my energy in the early spring planning programs for the group of teenagers that would inevitably force me to lose my voice (think spiritual camp counselor). But then I grew tired, so tired, of doing that and wanted to just enjoy the North Georgia woods, the sunshine and the company. Also, there is a bit of a generation gap in the Meher Baba community. I use to have up to forty teens in my charge and this year there were three, so there you go.
I thought I would put up a few videos that show some of the fun and sweetness and silliness of the Southeast Gathering.
I wish this bloggy sort of format had the capacity to show what a weekend like this can be, but it doesn't.
4 comments:
Thank you Dear One. This is the first SEG I've attended... thanks to you!
Jai Baba
Jeannie Kerr
I think I can hear crickets on the Charles snippet. Thanks for posting all of these.
I think you captured serious gathering vibe where everyone's just kinda sitting on the steps/rocking chairs- not a whole lot of conversation, Woodchuck is modeling a three piece, someone is meddling with a guitar, others are smoking or trying to watch someone else's kid with authority, Will is following a baby...
thanks angi, thanks
Jai Baba!
Hello Angi, I'm working on the 2011 SEG website, and flier, and it's so nice to listen to the videos of the 09 Gathering--it brings back memories, and warms my heart!
Thank you for posting these.
Lisa Jackson
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