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Ascend
03:59
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Annuit cœptis
B'nai Elohim
Annuit cœptis
B'nai Elohim
"We live in a galaxy with something between 100 billion and 400 billion stars, each one of them potentially surrounded by planets. Until recently, we thought there were approximately 200 billion other galaxies, but new NASA research indicates there are probably at least ten times as many. If only 0.1% of potentially habitable planets in the galaxy harbored life, there would still be a million planets to host it. So, as Fermi famously asked of our very viable neighbors: where are they?"
You already know
You've only forgotten it
You already know
You've only forgotten it
You already know
You've only forgotten it
Brightness, lights
Like a burning sun
Pull us above
Towards the ones
Pull us above
Towards the ones
Pull us above
Towards the ones
"No tree, it is said, can grow to heaven unless its roots reach down to hell" (Carl Gustav Jung)
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Derash דְּרָשׁ
04:43
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Old ghosts come back to haunt me
Old ghosts come back to take
Old ghosts come back to haunt me
Shroud themselves as a new day
A new dawn takes me beyond here,
A gold dawn, pineal gland
Break seals, higher dimensions
Body temple, translucent state
And when you dream in perfect blindness
You'll find truth-seeking has its risks
Our earth to sky
Motherboard Goddess
Gateways healing in earth's way
Old ghosts come back to haunt me
Old ghosts come back to take
Old ghosts come back to haunt me
Shroud themselves as a new day
Our earth to sky
Motherboard Goddess
Gateways healing in earth's way
Walk on, migrate to light
New sun waits you today
Crystals merging to life, bringing back totality in me
Bathed by pineal disguise
Set up between space and time
Ancestors recognize
The Holy Grail takes you away
And when you drown in complete darkness
You'll find sungazing has its risks
Time for hiding has been long lost
In broad daylight now lies your way
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3. |
Antiseed
05:12
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Erase a vague future and run it into the ground
Kill new thought - Incip
Singularity
Plant me and watch
Something die
Low energy red sky
Space-time sways its way into fade
Null like the shape of ages bygone
Entropy rules all we know
Omega calls all life home
Four elements collapse
No more this face will frown
No light escapes
Who killed the world?
Eats (It's) us like hungry grass
Space-time sways its way into fade
Null like the shape of ages bygone
Entropy rules all we know
Omega calls all life home
Erase the vagueness of future
Space-time sways its way into fade
Null like the shape of ages bygone
Entropy rules all we know
Omega calls all life home
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4. |
Descend
06:41
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Ancient walls stream the aesthetic glow of the luminants
Towards the ground, attuned to grant the gift, Akasha
Through the crowned, the first rays of a new era
Become the Sun, the last days of an earthly heaven
Rising tide
Right in time
Rising tide
Right in time
Rising tide
Right in time
Rising tide
Right in time
Let it shine on you
Let it shine you in
Into the light
In true delight
“The apocalypse is not something which is coming. The apocalypse has arrived in major portions of the planet and it’s only because we live within a bubble of incredible privilege and social insulation that we still have the luxury of anticipating the apocalypse.” (Terence McKenna)
Humanity failed by design, and
Our time on this earth's all but gone
Our gods in the sky have come back, and
They're not happy with what we've done
Ruined their gift without care
What could we ever expect?
Time to reset is upon us,
Now just start over
Time to reset is upon us,
Now just start over
Time to reset is upon us,
Now just start over
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