Bloodflowers had some extremely daoist/deist themes to it, i.e. observing the infinite truth goodness and beauty infinitely expressed in the natural order of the world found even within the tiniest confines of human experience.
...to see the world without as you see world within, and vice-versa.
He later on continued to explore these themes in the song entitled "Truth, goodness, and beauty," which took it on from a more "Heisenberg" or "Heraclitean" perspective.
Truth will always slip through even the narrowest definitions... the best we can do is feel them slipping through... just enough to remind us that it's there for us to find after all.
Bloodflowers had some extremely daoist/deist themes to it, i.e. observing the infinite truth goodness and beauty infinitely expressed in the natural order of the world found even within the tiniest confines of human experience.
...to see the world without as you see world within, and vice-versa.
He later on continued to explore these themes in the song entitled "Truth, goodness, and beauty," which took it on from a more "Heisenberg" or "Heraclitean" perspective.
Truth will always slip through even the narrowest definitions... the best we can do is feel them slipping through... just enough to remind us that it's there for us to find after all.
@MurderRapeLove
@MurderRapeLove
"Truth will always slip through even the narrowest definitions"
"Truth will always slip through even the narrowest definitions"
I dunno: I've encountered a lot of people who cling determinedly to ignorance, who seem immune to reality. (Climate change denialists come to mind.)
I dunno: I've encountered a lot of people who cling determinedly to ignorance, who seem immune to reality. (Climate change denialists come to mind.)