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fruition
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 Posted - Apr 19 2017 : 04:20:28 AM
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Powerful song. I get introspective every time I hear it.Also has a nice tabla solo around midsong (4:00) 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y8M86if04T0 |
Edited by - fruition on Apr 19 2017 06:56:57 AM |
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Late Bloomer
Canada
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Posted - Apr 19 2017 : 10:06:28 AM
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| Tool, huh? Nostalgic (for me at least). That is a nice tabla solo too. I find a lot of music I enjoy has a spiritual element to it. Especially lyrics that aren't likely intended to be heard in a spiritual way but that I can't help noticing seem to have some form of spiritual subtext. How about you? |
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Dogboy
USA
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Posted - Apr 19 2017 : 4:24:29 PM
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I find a lot of music I enjoy has a spiritual element to it. Especially lyrics that aren't likely intended to be heard in a spiritual way but that I can't help noticing seem to have some form of spiritual subtext.
Music is another way the Divine reminds you that life is yoga and yoga is life. |
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fruition
USA
9 Posts |
Posted - Apr 20 2017 : 01:49:23 AM
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Hey Late Bloomer. Yeah,in my teens and early 20's it was music full of angst and rebellion . But,later on as the ups and downs of life started taking their toll and forcing me to ask the "bigger questions" of my/our existence here,my tastes took a radical turn towards music with more emotional and spiritual depth. Music that drives the listener to connect to something deeper within themselves than they normally do.
"Music is another way the Divine reminds you that life is yoga and yoga is life"
Beautiful words Dogboy.
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Late Bloomer
Canada
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Posted - Apr 20 2017 : 08:10:58 AM
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In my case, I only began to accept the idea there might be a spiritual element to things sometime last autumn, but all my life (and especially the last few years), there were songs I loved that I now look back on and so many of them seem to have all sorts of lines in them that just pop out at me when I listen now, or as in the case of They Might Be Giants, they're just ridiculously appreciative of seemingly mundane animals or inanimate objects.
As Dogboy points out, it's hard not to see them like guideposts now. |
Edited by - Late Bloomer on Apr 20 2017 08:18:13 AM |
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