The Wren
somebodythepsychic
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Parallel universes explained and destroyed
Coming together out of the void
Consciousness in beyond technology
Consciousness of now
Spirit of then
My consciousness
Spirit of wren
Coming together out of the void
Consciousness in beyond technology
Consciousness of now
Spirit of then
My consciousness
Spirit of wren
Consciousness is Power
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nice
the whole notion of a wren's spirit is intruiging, and definitely poetry stuff.
what's this whole first verse about? I mean, I get what you're saying. What's your inspiration, if I may?
BTW - have you ever read about the Brane Theory? Just curious
Thinking about parallel universes inspired the first part. The word IN should be IS. Consciousness IS beyond technology. The Borg inspired it also.
In Japanese culture wrens are considered to be psychic. I find the poem to be Zen-like as well.
In college I lived with a Japanese family which explains the Japanese influence.
No to the Brane Theory question.
Is thinking as powerful as feeling?
Think about our consciousness inside/outside this universe
and other universes.
Or.
Feel about our consciousness inside/outside this universe
and other universes.
Or.
Our consciousness thinks/feels it is in this universe/universes
as-well as it is not in this universe/universes.
Or.
Our consciousness/unconsciousness is all universes thinking/feeling.
Or.
Maybe I am nuts and shouldn't post this.
Our universe asked me to type this out.(Submit Replay)
"Hear me, my chiefs!
I am tired; my heart is
sick and sad. From where
the sun stands I will fight
no more forever."
Chief Joseph - Nez Perce
Too many ideas to respond to so I'll give you my thoughts
The universe is made of our collective consciousnesses. We made it together
The universe is the infinite
Thinking creates feeling and vice versa
You're not nuts. Just thoughtful
Thoughts in the post are good for concentration. 'Nuff said. You know the rest
World=as in Word.
"Hear me, my chiefs!
I am tired; my heart is
sick and sad. From where
the sun stands I will fight
no more forever."
Chief Joseph - Nez Perce
Have you read NothingBetter's "The Windmill" or "Misty Eyed Statue?"
They're what inspired me to post.