'PROGRESSIVE PROHIBITIONIST RELIGION' PROJECT OF FUTURE: SPONSORSHIP OF A SPECIAL NEW SUICIDE-PREVENTION AND PSYCHOLOGICAL-DEPRESSION-PREVENTION AUDIOTAPE WITH NUMEROUS JOY-INDUCING SONGS AND SONGS THAT PROMOTE OPTIMISM AND CHEERFULNESS

I feel very confident that my currently one-member (myself, only) and non-Christian Progressive Prohibitionist Religion will eventually sponsor the development and distribution of a new audiotape that contains a variety of popular songs and other songs that can help to inspire a sense of joie de vivre and, at the very least, a greater sense of optimism and cheerfulness, in listeners.

This proposed suicide-prevention audiotape and psychological-depression-prevention audiotape project, would, of course, involve full legal permission being obtained through each of the featured singers and their recording studios, along with payments of money to the featured singers or recording studios, when applicable.

This is one type of very tangible life-saving public service that the Progressive Prohibitionist Religion (PPR) can proudly offer to persons of a wide variety of ages and backgrounds, including a wide variety of religious or political beliefs.

Proceeds from sale of the proposed audiotapes could be donated exclusively to suicide-prevention hotline services throughout the United States and Canada and Mexico.

Because the proposed new audiotape will be sponsored by an implicitly-deistic religion and non-atheistic, PPR, and because PPR discourages excessive use of abstract nouns that refer to a deity per se, the songs my religion will select will be songs with freshness and originality that as much as possible offer tangible images that can be seen or heard during one's lifetime.

Songs that feature as little piano playing and as little electric guitar playing as possible will also be more likely to be selected for this PPR-sponsored anthology. PPR favors promotion of pleasant-sounding ALTERNATIVES to the piano and electric guitar and organ as much as possible---the flute, the clarinet, the saxophone, the piccolo, the wooden recorder, the oboe, the trombone, the trumpet, the harp, the cello, the violin, etc.

Among the many songs that might be appropriate for this type of anthology audiotape are:

---"You've Got a Friend," as sung by professional singer James Taylor of the United States;

---the same song, "You've Got a Friend," as sung by professional singer Carole King of the United States;

---"Michael from Mountains," as written and sung by Joni Mitchell of Canada;

---"Gracias a la Vida," as sung in Spanish by the Spanish-American folk singer Joan Baez.

---"Here Comes the Sun," as written and sung by the English rock group "The Beatles".

---"Beautiful," as written and sung by the American professional singer Carole King.

---"Morning Morgantown" as written and sung by Canadian native Joni Mitchell.