I think that this is a song about being at peace with the bad things that can happen in a lifetime. To me, it is about letting go of those pains and searching for a better place inside. It is natural to have moments that make you cry, and just as fast as you choose to cry, you can choose to find peace in it and be happy again... Just let go of your ego and listen to your heart.
@Lavana1111 yes... yes... sometimes people engage in affairs for years and years - like long marriages or a profession - they transform that in the idealized pathway of their lifes an hold themselves onto that for a decade or more until everything collapses and, then, they start to blame themselves for that - they look for someone or for a moment or a decision in particular to blame, trying obsesssively to find the cause of it because it was a horrible injure to the image that they created of themselves.
@Lavana1111 yes... yes... sometimes people engage in affairs for years and years - like long marriages or a profession - they transform that in the idealized pathway of their lifes an hold themselves onto that for a decade or more until everything collapses and, then, they start to blame themselves for that - they look for someone or for a moment or a decision in particular to blame, trying obsesssively to find the cause of it because it was a horrible injure to the image that they created of themselves.
They create a image of themselves and hold themselves onto...
They create a image of themselves and hold themselves onto it as a way to feel confortable - as it was their way home - something entirely certain and that will always be - it becomes their rock.
Also, it makes them feel superior than others - that rock they hold themselves onto - and they start to treat it as possession, feeling that owning that rock makes them somehow wealthier than others - better than others - but such a feeling is toxic and addictive. In fact, is the rock that owns them - it becomes their master and their prision - it is their ego dominating them.
Their ego pervades their mind - which is why your mind is not always listening - your ego makes you see only what makes you feel confortable and superior - and that's why it is so hard to "let go of your ego" - to change - to abandon the rock - to abandon the need to admire the image of yourself. It can be a terrifying experience, like a flood devastating the idealized pathway of your life - which is also the devastation of what became your prision.
The flood also brings the freedom, the abundance of a new cycle - it is you leaving the prision, renewing yourself and starting to build a new life - a new path. However, with the new path a new rock can come - it can become a new prision to abandon later and there will not be a particular decision or person to be blame for it. The real cause is the attitude of creating an image of your self to admire - a rock to hold onto - forgeting that there is something you carry within youself that makes your mind not always listening.
I think that this is a song about being at peace with the bad things that can happen in a lifetime. To me, it is about letting go of those pains and searching for a better place inside. It is natural to have moments that make you cry, and just as fast as you choose to cry, you can choose to find peace in it and be happy again... Just let go of your ego and listen to your heart.
@Lavana1111 yes... yes... sometimes people engage in affairs for years and years - like long marriages or a profession - they transform that in the idealized pathway of their lifes an hold themselves onto that for a decade or more until everything collapses and, then, they start to blame themselves for that - they look for someone or for a moment or a decision in particular to blame, trying obsesssively to find the cause of it because it was a horrible injure to the image that they created of themselves.
@Lavana1111 yes... yes... sometimes people engage in affairs for years and years - like long marriages or a profession - they transform that in the idealized pathway of their lifes an hold themselves onto that for a decade or more until everything collapses and, then, they start to blame themselves for that - they look for someone or for a moment or a decision in particular to blame, trying obsesssively to find the cause of it because it was a horrible injure to the image that they created of themselves.
They create a image of themselves and hold themselves onto...
They create a image of themselves and hold themselves onto it as a way to feel confortable - as it was their way home - something entirely certain and that will always be - it becomes their rock.
Also, it makes them feel superior than others - that rock they hold themselves onto - and they start to treat it as possession, feeling that owning that rock makes them somehow wealthier than others - better than others - but such a feeling is toxic and addictive. In fact, is the rock that owns them - it becomes their master and their prision - it is their ego dominating them.
Their ego pervades their mind - which is why your mind is not always listening - your ego makes you see only what makes you feel confortable and superior - and that's why it is so hard to "let go of your ego" - to change - to abandon the rock - to abandon the need to admire the image of yourself. It can be a terrifying experience, like a flood devastating the idealized pathway of your life - which is also the devastation of what became your prision.
The flood also brings the freedom, the abundance of a new cycle - it is you leaving the prision, renewing yourself and starting to build a new life - a new path. However, with the new path a new rock can come - it can become a new prision to abandon later and there will not be a particular decision or person to be blame for it. The real cause is the attitude of creating an image of your self to admire - a rock to hold onto - forgeting that there is something you carry within youself that makes your mind not always listening.