Duty can have its own beauty, though it is far from an absolute form of it. There are, of course, more beautiful things in life than writing about Sathya Sai Baba and his movement. Though the thought of my own engagement in anything significantly-other courts disbelief among a prominent Internet detractor and gross defamer, my work on Sathya Sai Baba constitutes but a minor part of my frequently delightful and deeply fulfilling days. Working quickly, and having other life interests, is native to a number of former followers of Sathya Sai Baba who have stood forth to call for media and government investigation of Sathya Sai Baba and certain of his core leaders.
Last April, deeply moved, as was so much of the rest of the world, by the singer Susan Boyle, I wrote of her in relation to having been the target of ageist discrimination not, in essence, unlike that shown by the Sathya Sai Baba proxy defender on the Internet in relation to Robert Priddy, Brian Steel and myself. See:
Susan Boyle. Unexpected Divine Chanteuse. Sweet 47.
Sai Baba Internet Man’s Attacks Based On Age and Physical Appearance
Susan Boyle Sings ‘Memory’. Worldwide Audience Not Likely To Forget (See Video)
After some hardships in facing her almost more than meteoric rise to super stardom Susan Boyle has now re-appeared. You can hear this wondrous voice and courageous personality singing ‘Wild Horses’ by clicking on the title below, which is at the music-related website: http://www.undercover.com.au
by Paul Cashmere – September 14 2009
Susan Boyle Covers Rolling Stones Wild Horses
The first single from the forthcoming debut album from Susan Boyle is indeed an interesting choice. She has covered the Rolling Stones `Wild Horses`.
The original Stones version was from the 1970 ‘Sticky Fingers’ album.
Boyle has taken the Stones acoustic track and reinvented it into a haunting Tori Amoseque version.
The album will be released in November and last week outsold the new Whitney Houston album on presales alone at Amazon.com.
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