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Delivery Confirmation
03:38
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We'll all find our way
When praying to find our faith
We'll find it
When the
Delivery confirmations sent
We are receivers
So start receiving
Anywhere you are
Open up your arms
Everywhere you are
Open up heart
When it comes
Crashing down
Which side will
You stand on
How can you
Hold that ground
When all the things
You thought you knew
End where they began
Stuck searching
Aways searching
When it's right there
The answer that you seek is in the question that you asked
The answer that you seek is in the question that you asked
Oh God
We'll take it all
Find a place for it
Inside our Souls
The Love that we find in everything
Will come back to give us
Just what we need
It lifts a veil when you get Home
They will read to you
From books of old
It lifts you up until all you see
Is the certainty of mystery
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All these things that take my time and energy will
Burn me out slowly
In this twenty first century
We will drain our batteries
Unless we plug-in to the Source to recharge
The finite
Infinite interface
We are potential
So fill us up
To our capacity
This is evidence of an unconscious influence
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Trans-Envelom
02:52
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Trans-envelom
Overt parabola coalesce
Eva sefer
Sefer ocelot
Sefer ocelot ovum
Lift me up
Show me what you've got
With all of your power what will you do?
Illuminate me
And show me your Truth
Lift me up
Show me what you've got
With all of your power what will you do?
Illuminate me
And show me your Truth
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I sang these words on the the first take and decided to keep them. Later I looked back on them to translate the meaning. This is what I found.
Deeper meaning:
Trans-envelom - across/beyond/through - to conceal or obscure, as from sight or understanding
Overt parabola coalesce - Done or shown openly; plainly or readily apparent, not secret or hidden - Compare - Combine/Fuse
Eva sefer- Eve / first woman on Earth / synonym for angel - Hebrew word for Book
Ocelot ovum - Regeneration through solitude / Connection with physical and spiritual worlds / Ability to be in two places at once / Clear vision / Connection to the unseen - The female reproductive cell / egg
Rough Translation:
Beyond what is concealed we have the ability to see what has always been there. The truth is open, receptive and shared experience. When we become ourselves through personal work and practice, the ability to bring the hidden into view grows and we can connect with what is real and true.
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I traveled the distance
My life transformed in an instant
I took the long way home
Past stars and planets I
Flew up into the sky
And I was all alone
I wanted to cry
Until I saw my
Face in a mirror in space
Then when I touched it
I fell right inside
Then I was truly the one
Beyond the known
So it goes
Just like they said it would
But we didn't understand
Until we could
Its all one sound
All one taste
Its all one face
Its all One
But we can't tell anyone
And its so hard
When you wanna yell
From the tops of the highest places
Its all there
Its right in place and...
All you have to do is dream it and its there for you
In sleep time disappears
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Invent Putney, Vermont
Invent is an Acoustic and Classical guitar side project by Benjamin Zeman.
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