"Mind that's like a fire, (driven by the pain/ head that's full of rage), better believe it"
The entanglement of our attachments causes dukkha (suffering) as the clinging to them is what generates this fire in the mind.
A fire that can only be extinguished by emptying out the body.
As described in the macbre and dark images.
It is a death of the ego and a feeling of the emptyness that is reality.
That letting go of the self can be painful as it is liberating as one holds onto it.
Im addition the declaration of
"Stand in the corner amd scream with me"
Is a way of expressing of how much dukkha (suffering) is in the world and as your self (ego) dies you become more aware of it.
This is a dark call to awaken to what is real and that we are but a lost child crying in a store.
And the person whom we ask for forgiveness, grace, blessings and to be saved is our self.
Mudvayne "Scream with me"
"Mind that's like a fire, (driven by the pain/ head that's full of rage), better believe it"
The entanglement of our attachments causes dukkha (suffering) as the clinging to them is what generates this fire in the mind.
A fire that can only be extinguished by emptying out the body. As described in the macbre and dark images.
It is a death of the ego and a feeling of the emptyness that is reality. That letting go of the self can be painful as it is liberating as one holds onto it.
Im addition the declaration of "Stand in the corner amd scream with me" Is a way of expressing of how much dukkha (suffering) is in the world and as your self (ego) dies you become more aware of it.
This is a dark call to awaken to what is real and that we are but a lost child crying in a store.
And the person whom we ask for forgiveness, grace, blessings and to be saved is our self.