Liliana Herrero y Juan Falú - Leguizamón y Castilla (2000)


Gustavo Leguizamón es un surrealista criollo, un filósofo de los sonidos, del mito y del humor. Se ha situado entre las leyendas de las viejas culturas y la más moderna poesía de la soledad. Estos dos mundos le sucitaron un desgarramiento que sólo pudo sobrellevar con una ironía de aristócrata y una nostalgia de bohemio. Era un descreído esperanzado. Para él la vida estaba hecha de enredos y absurdos. En la brevedad de un chiste y en la complejidad de la poesía, el Cuchi inspira su música irreverente.

Manuel Castilla es uno de los poetas argentinos fundamentales, comentarista lírico de relatos primordiales del país, buceador de los secretos, los ritmos y las celebraciones más exigentes de las palabras. De sus textos surge una música que subyace en el fondo siempre sugerente de ciertas palabras, de ciertos giros, de ciertas metáforas e imágenes. Para este hombre barbado y gozante el descubrimiento del drama y la fuerza del paisaje es lo que funda la metáfora del vivir.



 1. Cancion Del Que No Hace Nada 
2. Cantora De Yala
3. Carnavalito Del Duende
4. Cartas De Amor Que Se Queman
5. El Rococo
6. Juan De Monte
7. La Casa
8. LLoraré
9. Me Voy Quedando
10. Serenata Del 900
11. Zamba De Lozano
12. Zamba Del Pañuelo 



The Higher Taste by Srila Prabhupada

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Epicurean delight.
Introduction

Chapter 1 -  Health and a Meatless Diet
reveals how modern medical research has shown links between meat-eating and killer diseases such as cancer and heart disease.

Chapter 2 -  The Hidden Cost of Meat
exposes the myth of a worldwide food scarcity and explains the economic advantages of a vegetarian diet for society and the individual.

Chapter 3 -  Karma and Reincarnation
the ethical foundations of vegetarianism are set forth, focusing on the writings of some of the world's greatest philosophers, authors, and religious leaders, among them Pythagoras, Plato, Leonardo da Vinci, Rousseau, Franklin, Shelley, Tolstoy, Thoreau, Gandhi, and others. The principle of nonviolence, as found in the teachings of Judaism, Christianity, Buddhism, and Hinduism, is also examined.
"Do Unto Others..."

Chapter 4 -  Karma and Reincarnation
an analysis of how the laws of karma and reincarnation are related to vegetarianism.

Chapter 5 -  Beyond Vegetarianism
explains in detail the rationale and procedures for offering vegetarian food to the Supreme Lord as part of the Bhakti-yoga system.

Chapter 6 -  A Higher Taste
excerpts from the writings of Srila Prabhupada, India's greatest authority on Vedic culture, provide a concise, highly readable summary of the philosophy underlying the spiritual vegetarian diet outlined in The Higher Taste.

Chapter 7 -  Recipes
includes recipes for: Italian Dinner #1, Italian Dinner #2, Indian Dinner #1, Indian Dinner #2, Chinese Dinner #1, Chinese Dinner #2, Mexican Dinner, French Dinner, Middle East Dinner, Vegetables, Miscellaneous Side Dishes.

Appendix
provides an overview of the Krishna consciousness movement's varied food-related activities - Vegetarian restaurants, self-sufficient farm communities, food-relief programs for the unemployed and underprivileged, and more