mystical tradition. so just a few words, a short roll-in from professor wendy wright. >> i think people are most familiar with figures like teresa of ahumada, some of the great - john of the cross, these great carmelite mystics of the tradition whose writings, especially as they attempt to describe the interior experience of this intimacy and these various dimensions - in other words, they talk about an interior path, an interior castle, or a process of going - the intimacy with god, and the writings of these peoples have been very influential. people have responded to them because spiritual journey is not only exterior and not only has to do with ideas and who they're with, but it also has to do with a growing sense of - again, that gathering of one's own energies around the focal point of god, and that those are - in the christian tradition, it's often said that there are primitive movements. in other words, there's a way in which you make space in yourself through those disciplines, through prayer or

i have never seen him as a mystic. a religious figure, yes.ery much in the way socrates was a religious figure. of course in the way socrates took the hemlock, martin took the bullet. but in both cases it's a question of wiping out a man who spoke truth to power and who was not much liked for it. he is a deeply interesting figure because he covered so much ground. there is the intellectual martin who wasn't simply engaged in a study of theology. as someone who took pleasure in ideas and i don't speak as someone who knew him intimately. i have met and spoken to him once and that was at fisk. in the middle of the montgomery business he came up and stayed with us for a few days. hanging loose a bit. we had quite a few discussions and the impression he made on me has stayed with me. you must understand so many of us in the south have tended to be suspicious of preachers.

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i don't see him as a mystic. i see him as a deeply persuasive person, a person deeply grounded in himself, a person able to see eventualities and a person who is most of all capable of restraint and who will allow a lot of stuff to wash over him, only retaining what's important and not being inflamed by what might be regarded as inflammatory. i'll rest there. >> so let's start with the relationship between mays and thurman. i don't think most people are conscious of the relationship. move into the relationship between the impact and relationship between thurman mays upon king and move to where gandhi, put some more information on where gandhi fits in. mays and thurman. what was their relationship? >> mays and thurman were friends. mays was thurman's teacher. not that far apart in age. something else there, too. mays takes pleasure in saying i was thurman's teacher, which he was. they formed a relationship. mays enjoys hanging out with thurman than the rest of the morehouse faculty. he says that he's so impressed

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have dealt with, there's certain elements of the mystical experience that is common to all mystical experiences. one is that they are totally aware of their own mortality. they become aware that death is right over their shoulder. that's an impression from don juan. death is with you always. the other one is that they do enormous amount of psychospiritual exercises, yoga, chanting, meditating to be in the present moment, not thinking ahead, not thinking about the past. you're here. be here now. all that. they get to a place where their own ego is sacrificed for the greater cause, for the greater good. and they're usually part of a group, convent, the monstery, the church. no matter what the religion is, they're usually part of a group, every one of those things happens in combat. every one of them. now, i don't know if we're talking about the opposite side of the same coin or if we're talking about an equivalent experience that doesn't have anything to do with it. i just don't know. but i can tell you that it's very telling how similar it is, except it's dark. like i say to people,

a priest decides he is going to show the powers of mystic buddhism and he appears and on the alter with different sorts ofornmen of owns and then progresses through profound things and all of these are tongue twisters but it's the first round of tongue twisters nothing happens and the priest is very upset and blushes extraordinary red and he tries again. the second time the chants are much shorter and he begins to lose his patience and again nothing happens. third time nothing happens and he basically says how much time to turn to the wonderrous powers of the lotus set raand he does chanting and the parody is something like if anyone is old enough to remember and the mouse before vatican two and you don't understand anything and it's mumbo jump bow and this is a parody of that. the second and third pieces before the intermission i will not introduce. i think the program notes are sufficient and rather than lecture i would much rather you enjoy the performance. the one thing i would like to emphasize about the first piece this is indeed a comic piece and in most instances westerners have

as being the first key texts - you may have heard of those very ancient texts - closer to nature mysticism. of course, the upanishads in the next roll-in - we'll hear the wonderful stories that speak of the oneness, particularly arjuna on the field of battle meets krishna, and the great story that everyone turns to with karma that arjuna doesn't want to go into battle, but krishna says, "nobody really lives, nobody really dies - it's that wonderful maya, that dream that we're all living." so, it's kind of like, "get over it, arjuna!" slap on the back. it's kind of like the glenn fry song. but anyway, that's the idea. the bhagavad-gita - that's the one where the arjuna is in - the upanishads is first - bhagavad-gita is where we see arjuna and krishna on the field of battle. and of course, the bhagavad-gita is all part of a vast, vast- the mahabharata is a vast grouping of literature. so just a taste, if you come across those terms and you're reading some of the text that inform, that embody that whole - these answers that we're just beginning to touch on today. we've stated that one of the

i don't mean to be mystical. it is not mystical. when i started in this business i was very, very formal, not long out of government, publishing newspapers, newsday, and i wore horn-rimmed glasses and i wore a vest. one day my director came out of the studio and he said, you've got to think of some, you've got to be less formal, more casual, think of somebody on the other side of that camera and talk to them. so i could only imagine on the spot that my grandmother, who was then something like 70, 75, and i began to talk to my grandmother. for the next twenty years that is what i did. i finally went to see her. she had moved from oklahoma down to albuquerque, nm. she was dying and i was by her hospital bed. i said, grandma, i just want to know something. you know all of these years i've been talking to you? she said, really? i said yes, and told her the story i just told you, and i said, it really made a difference to know that you were on the other side of that camera. were you watching? because i didn't know if she was. she said, o

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of the 12, is perhaps the most potent and recognizable in images and mystic tales. it has been said that people born during the lunar new year tend to of the traits of the animal feature during that year. individuals born during the year of the dragon are said to be brave, passionate, innovative, enterprising, and self- confident. these same qualities can be found throughout the postal service, one of our nation's oldest public service institutions that continues to be a vital interest to the gateway to american households. it was created more than 235 years ago. it delivers messages, merchandise, and money everywhere, every day. it is a service that the american public relies on. the postal service also issues stamps that help to keep the mail moving and facilitate communication and commerce in america. oftentimes these stamps are referred to as our nations calling cards. that is why they're so important -- it is so important that they reflect our rich culture and heritage. that is what the lunar new year is all about. if you combined every holiday tradition, decor

. -- pest mystic. >> [inaudible] >> reporter: now one of the career affects this has coming back to ours not just a power outage, you can see that traffic is still shut down betweenville lense why and mission, we will continue to monitor the situation but we will go with more of a look of traffic throughout this area. >>> you know that street is busy in the morning and i think people are going around and let us know when they reopen that street. otherwise we have a problem in other areas and problems in other areas. the bay bridge, let's go right to the mcarthur maze, for the second morning in a row the bay bridge back up is better than it is. traffic is backed up around the corner of the mcarthur maze and as you can see let's go to alive shot of the toll plaza and it does appear traffic is moving through. yesterday looked at -- yesterday we looked at this shot and it appeared to be at a standstill. it does seem to be a little improved. if you notice cars are moving through at least in the fast lanes they are. the other cars are not moving through quite as quickly. let's look at the sou

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. >>> pittsburgh area, live pictures of the fire at the mystic mountain ski lodge. investigators say a worker was inside the lodge, reporting the fire at 8:00 last night. this is a live shot ready to go off, you are seeing it come in and out of focus. look behind the reporter. the fire is going on. at the peak, 150 firefighters on the scene as well as pennsylvania state police and medics. we don't know the word or the reason for the fire. some people have been treated for smoke inhalation. we will continue updating the story throughout the course of the morning. >>> two police officers are charged in towing in a kick back scandal scheduled to go to trial today. sherrie johnson has more of the story. this story has been dragging on for several months, almost a year. >> saga keeps on continuing. there is new developments this morning as samuel and kelvin, two of the 17 officers charged head to court. a according to published reports , there is new evidence in documents that show plition traced over 8000 telephone contacts between a cell phone for the majestic towing c

. >>> breaking news, pittsburgh area, live pictures of the fire at the mystic mountain ski lodge. investigators say a worker in side the lodge made the first call around 8:00 last night, that fire is still burning. at the peak, 150 firefighters on the scene as well as pennsylvania state police and medics, one firefighter was treated for smoke inhalation, no word on the cause. >>> hollywood video maybe closed but can they still collect their overdue fees. >> why the better business burreau says before you write the check, make sure you owe them money. >>> welcome back. they went out of business months ago but the late fees from movies rentedded from hollywood, they are coming in. joce sterman has more on the letters that may end up in your mailbox. >> no happy ending for hollywood video, they filed for bankruptcy two years ago but efforts to collect debt live on, thanks to late fees they are allowed to collect. >> these were fees that people owed to hollywood, and could total about $240 million. >> reporter: an ge with the better business burreau says to get the money, a third part

it's the mystical union of two people inspired to create new physical life while god adds a soul in a divine and ef-able, beautiful three way. so when you use contraceptions, you are not only sinning, you are cock-blocking the almighty. (cheers and applause) i got god's back on this one. but catholic bishops are especially angry because paying for con contraceptives contradicts a belief that those bishops hold dear: that catholics don't use birth control. which isn't easy because 98% of catholic women use birth control. (laughter) the other 2% are nuns. (laughter) now, i know you may be wondering if i, stephen colbert, practice birth control. yes, i do. i practice natural church-approved birth control. it's like holding in a sneeze. (audience reacts) ah ah, ah, oh. (cheers and applause) i'll keep practicing. i'll get it one day. now, some in the liberal complain-o-sphere are saying if you have you take taxpayer money you have to take taxpayer rules and, yes, the church accepts a little federal money here and there. in 2010, catholic charities received $2.9 billion. but that's only 62%

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i don't think that it's all together -- if you were taking someone like many of your mystics who start off with this orientation, you don't see growth. you just see someone as what they are. st. francis of assisi would. they are staying on the course that they are set upon. that is not martin's growth. so you have this movement. >> i want to also take a stab at that. king is like me. there are men of their generation. so, they have clay feet just like everybody else. martin king was the exception of sexism. if you asked the great civil rights lawyer and later priests, thurgood marshall, they all prevented from excelling at howard university law school. sexism said jane crowe instead of jim crowe. this is why it was called movement. pushing the boundaries. it was jim crowe, but these women knew there were jane crowe. then other people came along and said, if two men or two women or whatever, the boundaries of democracy should be for everybody. everybody has entitled to the right to live in a democracy. and the boundaries get pushed. clearly ella baker said this about king and all black

. ♪ love can be so mystical ♪ . >>> well the board says red but wall street is wrapped up it's best february years. again even though there was some red. the nasdaq touched a 13,000 today before slipping back down, finishing nearly 20 points lower. the dow lost 53 points and the s&p500 fell seven points. >>> in consumer news tonight apple is hitting a milestone. their stock has now reached $500 billion making them one of the most valuable companies at any point in history. they are worth more than several countries including poland and sweden. >>> get ready for the i-pad 3. you knew it was coming. it could be released march 7th. the companye mailed san francisco reporters to a special event. it says we have something you really have to see and touch. they won't say for sure so we will have to wait and see. >>> and a new standard could be featured in cars. by 2014 the national highway traffic safety administration is asking congress to make back up cameras required on all cars. according to kids and cars.org two children are killed every week tew to back accidents. >>> and when it comes to th

the mystic cords of memory stretching from every battlefield and patriot grave to every living heart and hearth stone all over this broad land will yet swell the porous of the union, which again touched as surely they will be by the better angels of our nature. >> i am beginning to feel so perfectly home and i enjoy everything so much. we may perhaps at the close of four years be glad to relinquish our claims. >> i have been temporarily to occupy this big white house. i am a living witness that any one of your children may look to come here as my father's child has. >> we are having so much bliss. >> we must settle the question now, whether in the free government, the minority has the right to break up in any way we chose. if we fail, we will go -- >> we have the most beautiful flowers and grounds in excitemeh to turn ay own, there are so many lovely drives around and werrias at ou >> ft. sumpter has been assaulted. i appeal to all loyal citizens to maintain the honor, the integrity and the existence of the union. this is essentially a people's in maintaining the substance of the wor

>> we need mystical music in the background. >> punxsutawney phil will be out later this morning and he probably will not see his shadow. cloudy in areas of pennsylvania. that will mean spring four weeks away, more or less continue how it's been, i guess. temperatures yesterday, another absolutely incredibly warm midwinter day. 72 degrees in washington, d.c. it was 67 in atlanta. i mean, we were warm all the way through dallas to kansas city. minneapolis northward was a little bit, quote, unquote, chilly. as we go throughout the day today, as i mentioned, we have general lee in the south, not just punxsutawney phil. many local groundhogs will be making their forecast. we have a potent storm kicking out of colorado into the siene tall plains. that will be one of the first significant winter weather events we've seen in months in this region of the country. from colorado to nebraska. it looks like areas of iowa may get nailed. not much on the radar, just some snow beginning to show up in the mountains of colorado. we have a blizzard watch in effect for the north platte area. central ne

a challenge to everybody so again do we want to repeat this to mystics again clearly pakistan doesn't think so and pakistan has categorically said that it is illegal under full counterproductive other any senior view reasonable values that pakistan could take in case of drone attacks beyond forcing its concern or distraction my question to you is it just an issue of some countries allowing greater freedom and greater perth or off foreign policy tools than others that would be a very unfair world and i hope that's not a world that we are moving towards and therefore the questions of illegality an unlawful tools is extremely important one. is absolutely guaranteed no compromise in pakistan about that if you look as i've said i think this is partially one of the major reasons which is responsible for we are today and pakistan as a country which considers itself to be a sovereign country considers to be an independent country has therefore decided to reassess the whole terms of engagement because it is very clear that this is not part of the terms of engagement now if that clarity is requ

the washington mystics have secured crystal langhorn.9 sports are very broad because she was our internship in the fall. a wonderful lady. we're so proud of her. so happy for her. >> awesome. >> yes. >>

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don't think that it's altogether -- if you were taking someone like simon stalates, or many of your mystics who sort of start off with this orientation, you don't see growth, you just see someone who is what they are. st. francis of isissi wouldn't fit that, but many people woorks a -- would, but it's -- >> i'm going to take a stab at it. king is like maize, like thurman, men of their generation have clay feet just like everybody else. martin king was an exception to sexism. if you asked women, they all kept her from excelling in law school. as pauly said, jane crow, instead of jim crow, was all around. and part of the movement was pushing the movement -- this is why it was called movement -- pushing further than the bounds that people wanted to go. it was jim crow, but these women also knew they were jane crow. then other people came along and said, if two men or two women or whoever, the boundaries of democracy should be for everybody. everybody is entitled to the right to live democracy. and so the boundaries get pushed. but clearly, king -- ella baker said this about king and all black

at the mystic consumption in the united states as we get closer to the presidential elections in the u.s. we see that each side trying to see. as being tough interviews of iran and this is another move by president obama to satisfy. is rivals or supporters of his campaign is sad to see that the u.s. is undermining the. fantastic work that is doing with iran and iran itself is trying very hard to keep the environment. in the face of the recent assassination of the reigning scientists this really was a big blow to the relationship between iran and the. stay with us here on our team coming your way in about ten minutes we'll hear from a former israeli ambassador about the growing tensions over iran here's a preview. it's very obvious that. position it's a regional power. primarily be fancy response to. you run to pick so i. take a look now at some other stories making headlines across the globe the president of the dives mohamed nasheed has resigned amid a police mutiny after weeks of popular protests the crisis drew to a head when authorities offered security officers to remove the bar

dinner flows on to them to a crisp through of the mystic crown. the smell of it was a home even for me as. came from the famous sambal seventy training school based here in law school so i felt great responsibility i had to win so long. for the known artsy muscular. i tough sport side that is the spoke for the minute. wealthy british style. that's not on the title of. markets why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cause or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on our. world lead the. science technology innovation all the latest i'm elements from around russia we've got the future covered. he used to to. come . peacemaking mission a delegation led by russia's foreign minister heads to damascus as bloodshed in syria gathers momentum against a backdrop of diplomatic clashes. greece sacrifices fifteen thousand jobs in a bid to appease its international creditors still stand the rebels.

futures have been off the ukraine russian government warns they may limits exports to guarantee the mystics supply both countries are usually big exporters of grain global wheat procedure eleven percent in the second half of january alone we will russia's top port never received because suspended loaded at its grain terminal several times after the black sea froze over for the first time in thirty years a drop from july to november last year had already weakened crops that of russia's one company says fifty percent of the country's great crop could be damaged by heavy winds and the worst weather in a quarter of a century first. show one in three great points have already been lost. let's take a look at the markets now we'll start with the exchange rates the euro is trading for us against the dollar this suzanne that's after being down and early asian trading due to raising downgrades by moody's investor service we'll have more macro a bit later but the move by the rating agency reigns on the rule which is some word games against the world no currency as we want to the oil crude prices are i