Toronto, Cosmic Moon 5
Phew! Its been a long time I transcribed the frenzied neural activity going on. YYEEEEAH! I can't seem to capture the impressions while plugged into FM Radio.. what I love about Radio is the randomness of a familiar song. I just heard "Tears in Heaven" :-) but when these commercials come in.. and whatt?? here is a kid's voice.. oh no! do I have to listen to marketplace suggestions from tender voices of innocence? :-(
I am excited about returning to Lotus country again.. I am kinda feeling like Simba in The Lion King.. in the part when Rafiki says.. "the King, has returned!"
"When a man is living, he is soft and supple.
When he is dead, he becomes hard and rigid.
When a plant is living, it is soft and tender.
When it is dead, it becomes withered and dry.
Hence, the hard and rigid belongs to the company of the dead,
the soft and supple belongs to the company of the living.
Therefore, a mighty army tends to fall by its own weight,
Just as dry wood is ready for the axe.
The mighty and great will be laid low;
The humble and weak will be exalted."
~ Tao Te Ching
Phew! Its been a long time I transcribed the frenzied neural activity going on. YYEEEEAH! I can't seem to capture the impressions while plugged into FM Radio.. what I love about Radio is the randomness of a familiar song. I just heard "Tears in Heaven" :-) but when these commercials come in.. and whatt?? here is a kid's voice.. oh no! do I have to listen to marketplace suggestions from tender voices of innocence? :-(
I am excited about returning to Lotus country again.. I am kinda feeling like Simba in The Lion King.. in the part when Rafiki says.. "the King, has returned!"
"When a man is living, he is soft and supple.
When he is dead, he becomes hard and rigid.
When a plant is living, it is soft and tender.
When it is dead, it becomes withered and dry.
Hence, the hard and rigid belongs to the company of the dead,
the soft and supple belongs to the company of the living.
Therefore, a mighty army tends to fall by its own weight,
Just as dry wood is ready for the axe.
The mighty and great will be laid low;
The humble and weak will be exalted."
~ Tao Te Ching
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