Aurora Borealis
Aurora Borealis: Unveiling the Cosmic Symphony of Liberation and Contemplation
Lyrics
Rolling up in the mud, and the dust, and the dark, and the fog, and the nasty cigarette smell
Arriving in a challenging environment, surrounded by mud, dust, darkness, fog, and the unpleasant smell of cigarettes.
A fresh breath in my lungs, tonight, is a godsend
Feeling grateful for a refreshing breath, considering it a blessing tonight.
I look up at the stars, and I write a song down
Observing the stars and finding inspiration to compose a song.
Aurora Borealis
Repetition of the phrase "Aurora Borealis" might symbolize a captivating natural phenomenon or represent a recurring theme in the songwriter's thoughts.
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-Every time I come up, my head cools down
Expressing a cooling effect on the head, emotional release in the heart, and creative inspiration when under the influence.
Every time I come up, my heart pools out
-Every time I come up, my lungs and my brain and my hands write a song down
-Looking down on the frost, and the hills, and the dark, and the tops of the heads of silly blind men
Looking down on frost, hills, darkness, and the heads of blind men, possibly reflecting on life's challenges and complexities.
A blank slate, tonight, is a godsend
Considering a blank slate as a valuable opportunity or a fresh start tonight.
I look down at the farm and I write a song down
Observing a farm and drawing inspiration to write another song.
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Repetition of "Aurora Borealis," emphasizing its significance or representing a recurring theme.
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-To arrive at liberation from narrow views and to obtain fearlessness and great compassion
Introducing philosophical elements, suggesting the pursuit of liberation, fearlessness, and compassion by transcending narrow perspectives.
Practice contemplations on interdependence, impermanence, and compassion
Advocating contemplation on interdependence, impermanence, and compassion as part of spiritual practice.
Sitting in meditation direct your concentration onto the interdependent nature of certain objects
Encouraging concentration on the interdependent nature of specific objects during meditation.
Remember that the subject of knowledge cannot exist independently from the object of knowledge
Highlighting the inseparable relationship between the subject and object of knowledge.
To see, is to see something
Philosophical statements emphasizing the interconnectedness of perception, emotions, and existence.
To hear, is to hear something
-To be angry, is to be angry about something
-Hope is for something
-Thinking is thinking about something
-When the subject of knowledge is not present, there can be no object
-See the interbeing of the subject and the object
-Breathing is mind
Linking breathing to the mind, suggesting a holistic view of existence.
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