རྟིན་འབྱུང
Trenjung: A Journal of Interconnections
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6DBfIyD0uZw
This is a song called "Remember (Always)." One might imagine another song called "Forget (Always)." Questions about time, and memory, and the persistence or lack thereof of memory are always interesting ones. Nostalgia can weigh one down in its beautiful amber casings, so that the new no longer makes it through the outer shell and into the inner soul. And yet, what would be the point of anything existing if by its nature it is to be forgotten and as such, in a way, never to have existed at all? What was, was; what is, is; what will be, will be, and yet all of those are but bloomings of something much more centrally placed, a non-place, a non-time from which these well-fleshed dreams emerge.
This is a song called "Remember (Always)." One might imagine another song called "Forget (Always)." Questions about time, and memory, and the persistence or lack thereof of memory are always interesting ones. Nostalgia can weigh one down in its beautiful amber casings, so that the new no longer makes it through the outer shell and into the inner soul. And yet, what would be the point of anything existing if by its nature it is to be forgotten and as such, in a way, never to have existed at all? What was, was; what is, is; what will be, will be, and yet all of those are but bloomings of something much more centrally placed, a non-place, a non-time from which these well-fleshed dreams emerge.
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ReplyDeleteI look forward to the day your table is set up across from my tent again and rain or no rain unseen forces gently force us to laugh again!
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