Episode 3 Coming Soon...

I am running behind in production, so I won't be releasing Episode 3 for a few more days. I appreciate your patience. I will have it up and running as soon as I can. Thanks for tuning in.

Here's the poem from last week in written format:

Gordes(Provence), France (c) 2003 Alessandro L DeNino

Peace

I never would have thought
There'd ever be a day
When I would feel so free,
Free of pain and rain
No more tears
To stream down my face
At least for this moment,
Moment of grace

I look to the sky
A sky so filled with space
An endless space disguised in blue
Guarding the infinite beyond our race
That vast sea of stars
Revealed by nights cloak of dark
That moon of night
Reflecting from the sun of day

Oh, what a beautiful realm
of wonders known
To be known by you and I
Today and Forever


Gordes (Provence), France (c) 2003 Alessandro L DeNino

Topics Discussed in Episode 2 are: Why borders?, A story of homelessnes after immigration, Moving abroad, and Learning a new language.

This week I invite everyone to simply click on the link below to listen to my podcast. I've also included some photos and other links pertaining to copyrighed items that I referred to in my podcast. Enjoy and please come back next week for Episode 3. I will be talking about saying goodbye at my current job as I prepare to leave for Italy, my mother and her struggle with learning dissabilities, and the goals that I wish to attain in Italy. You can also look forward to some more of my poetry collection, photography, and personal song compilations.

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Fontaine de Vaucluse, France (c)2003 Alessandro L DeNino


Me in Gordes, France (c) 2003 Alessandro L DeNino


Gordes-Provence, France (c) 2003 Alessandro L DeNino



Here's a link to buy the book, mentioned in my podcast, "Living, Studying, and Working in Italy" by Travis Neighbor Ward & Monica Larner

Here's a link to buy Pimsleur Language Courses mentioned in my podcast

Click here to find out about the Istituto Italiano Scuola in San Francisco, CA

Until next time, keep on smiling and loving. It makes the world go 'round.



(Forgive any references to my debut Podcast, for it has been removed due to being, well, quite dull.)

Passion has fueled movement for the greatest accomplishments made by man and some of the most heinous. Passion can be likened to the wind behind the sails with the rutter representing intuition and judgement. We need both to steer us in a focused direction in order to arrive at a desired destination. That destination is totally up to us, our lives are completely in our hands, not the hands of some distant deity looking from above and judging. I believe that we all know this at a cellular level.

I am a man of passion first and foremost, and I've always been, even in the midst of dark depression. I've chosen this title because here and now I am embarking upon an adventure that will take me to a foreign land, Italy, which I have loved since a child, and towards the music career I have always desired. Passion has it's name written all over my journey. Along the way I hope to share my other passions as well, such as my deepest desire for mankind to finally unite in remembrance of one of the greatest truths, that we all are ONE expressed through individual yet equally brilliant light.

My greatest hope yearns for a greater awakening and care for our fellow man, so that in our near future there will never be a man, woman, or child that goes without food, clothing, or shelter in a world that has more than enough for everyone, and then some. Please follow me on this Journey of Passion. I hope that it will spark your unique fire that burns within, for when it is awakened and you follow your heart, that joy alone can be the catylist for great change.








Now, I am going to introduce my podcast which is also titled Journey of Passion. The purpose of this blog is to host this podcast. My goal is to post a new blog everytime I post a new podcast. In that blog will be a description of what the podcast includes, links pertaining to information that I speak about, and photos taken along the journey.

(Episode 1 has been removed due to it's amateur style, excessive rambling, and poor audio quality. To be honest, it was kind of boring. I didn't like it. But thanks to it I managed to break into the world of podcasting, and for that I am grateful. So long Episode 1!)

*The New England foliage photos taken in New Hampshire November, 2002. The water photo is Fontaine de Vaucluse, France, December 2003.*