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POEMS
Music – Ralph Waldo Emerson
Remember – Christina Rossetti
Whether or Not – Dr. Roi Kwabena
SONGS
Abide With Me – Libera
Amazing Grace – LeAnn Rimes
Be Still – Steven Curtis Chapman
Children Will Listen – Renee Maurice
Come Holy Spirit [Veni Sancte Spiritus] – John Michael Talbot
Do not stand at my grave and weep – Libera
Far Away – Libera
Healer Of My Soul – John Michael Talbot
Here Without You – 3 Doors Down
Homesick – Mercy Me
I Didn’t Know My Own Strength – Whitney Houston
I’ll Be Missing You – Diddy
If I Could Be Where You Are – Enya
If Tomorrow Never Comes – Garth Brooks
Lonely Looking Sky – Neil Diamond
Mahamrityunjaya Mantra – Shankar Sahney
Make Me A Channel Of Your Peace – Marilla Ness
May It Be – Enya
Mothers of the disappeared – Bono
On Your Shore – Enya
One More Day – Diamond Rio
One Sweet Day – Mariah Carey (feat. Boyz II Men) Lyrics
[Psalm 131] Come To The Quiet – John Michael Talbot
Rest in Peace – Peter Skeltern and Libera
Sadho Ye Murdon Ka Gaon – Kabir
Save Me (Salva Me) – Libera
Someone’s Watching Over Me – Hilary Duff
Stay with me – Libera
There You’ll Be – Faith Hill
There’s A Hole In The World Tonight – The Eagles
To Where You Are – Ryan Joseph
We Will Meet Again – Bosson
When I Get Where I’m Going – Brad Paisley
You’ll Never Stand Alone – Whitney Houston
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MEDITATIONS
The Good Shepherd
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Lord, search our hearts.
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August 4, 2009 at 3:31 pm
Linus
This website is an excellent idea. You need to get the word out via the press, trinituner, facebook, twitter and other media forms.
August 5, 2009 at 1:23 am
triniwarao
Linus, Thanks so much for your kind comment and suggestion. Because of the nature of the material, I prefer to depend on visitors like you to share the resource. I am so averse to sensationalising the injuries that have been and are still being suffered by the victims, the ones who love them, and our society as a whole, that I have deliberately avoided seeking any publicity beyond what is automatically generated by internet search engines. Those who link to this site have done so without my prompting and what the blog statistics tell me is that the persons who are already in the habit of searching the Internet for information about abductions in general or for specific cases, are finding the blog. If these visitors find the resource as useful as you do, I believe that they will recommend it to others.
Peace.
November 28, 2010 at 10:55 pm
Khadija
Very rarely do people consider the effects of the the sensationalism of these horrible crimes on the lives of the families, your sensitivity in this regard is justified and humane. I stumbled across this site and I am very impressed with its objectives, both to cater to the practical ordeal of locating or at least letting people know about missing persons, while catering to the unthinkable emotional trauma the relatives of these persons must be experiencing. As an agent of media, it is a serious balancing act between publishing what will get the story out there so as to increase the chances of locating the individuals and being sensitive to the emotional needs of the parents by avoiding a sensationalism that further exploits both victim and family in order to sell papers. Unfortunately the majority of media agencies err on the side of the exploitative often primarily to keep their coffers topped.
Recognizing that, I do see some great significance in remembering those who have been abducted and raped, killed murdered or remain unfound, in this regard I propose a project that will serve as an ode or memorial to this mass of often nameless and faceless individuals in order to remember them and the need to effect policy to change this very changeable reality. As a country we have the resources which can go a long way in preventing a lot of these crimes and locating a lot of the missing individuals. We fail to recognise the gravity of these violations. And after two days of media play they are left by the wayside. This needs to change and I think this site and its creators have done a lot in effecting that reality. I will try my best to keep updated. Keep up the necessary work.
November 30, 2010 at 5:51 am
triniwarao
Khadija,
Thanks for this beautiful and encouraging comment. Apologies for the delay in replying but recently there haven’t been as many reports in the newspapers and I have not needed to visit the site as frequently to update.
Unfortunately, I cannot say with certainty that disappearances have decreased significantly as it is possible that they are simply not being reported by the media. I realise that this is happening when it is reported that someone has been found when they were never reported as missing. Again, I have no idea if this is accidental or some new policy.
Regarding your proposal of “a project that will serve as an ode or memorial to this mass of often nameless and faceless individuals in order to remember them and the need to effect policy to change this very changeable reality.” I think it is an excellent idea and if you could involve the ones who know and love the missing, it would be such a source of comfort to them to know that their loved ones are not faceless and forgotten. Please let me know more about your ideas for this project and if I can be of any assistance to you. Thanks again for taking the time to communicate. It means a lot to me.
Peace
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