A Lament of Misery And Prosperity
A very beautiful song; one of my favorites [Highland Widow's Lament]:
And from the infinitely small came forth a God manifest of the infinitely large. As within, so without.
Appropriated
In order for consciousness to experience and express itself. It subconsciously creates aetheric expansions within the macrosphere - dreams within dreams, bubbles within eternal bubbles.
It's a strange existence.
Me : Space and time began with the big bang.
Radon : The 'illusion' of space and time began with the big bang.
As time went by, it just kept making more and more sense.
Primordial origins and emergence via negative existence, and how? And he said "Convergence to one", and I said "One what?", and he said "Electron".
As with the previous quote, as more time went by there was also an establishing of a more suitable context in which it could be applied, namely Qabalah, and there is also a "One electron universe" theory.
This quote has slipped to the wayside in more recent times, but it did serve its' purpose for a time, and I did write some passages regarding it.
Re : Nine
The top point of the hexagram is positioned at the Abyss, while the top left and right points give the side pillars their name. Their names are Severity and Mercy, respectively.
The bottom point of the hexagram is positioned at the 9th emanation. The Moon.
It is the water element and its' number is nine and it shall have dominion over the oceans and the seas.
Seeds
From the botanical and biological to the primordial. The beginnings of time, life, and even entire universes. From the ex-seed-ingly small to the infinitely large.
A terrestrial seed becomes a tree of earth, and a godseed becomes a tree of life. Seed to tree, and tree to seed.
- the eternal cycle
Re : Mid '90s : Bush : Little Things
It's these reflections, the little things we see that can then be extrapolated into a larger narrative.
That track may be a little redundant, but it's a good fit.
Re : Bush : Mid '90s Continued
Me too, for what seemed like forever, I used to be haunted by a corrupt version of this next track. It would play for like the first twenty seconds or so, and then it would just kick-out and go to the next track. I thought I'd replaced it at one point, but then it would just reappear on CD's or other digital media. I haven't heard it for a while now, so maybe I just deleted it.
Once you have reached the end of the line and basked in the simplicity of the exceedingly paradoxical, you can then take a few steps back and bathe in the complexity of the overly rational.