Free Association
To do and yet not do is quite the place to be in; to think and not think is, in a way, a powerful way to move about life. Letting the river collect and clear debris as is. Move about life, randomly, chaotically, and most of all honestly.
Welcome to Chapter 4!
SoundCloud: Free Association
A playlist for easier listening and streaming.
(Not all songs may be present on the playlist)
Songs and Their Stories:
1.) Never Giving In
Don’t give up, let go and free fall. For letting go is unlike loss, and to go without is incomparable to allowing what there is to be.
2.) Pegasus
What is ‘wanted’ and what is received are not the same. As is with the desire of being human, the fallacy of ‘wanting’ eventually fades. Only time will tell.
3.) Be the One
The light has always been inside, you are the light. Do not be fooled otherwise.
4.) Before Starting
There are ‘things’ in life that are predestined to succeed. The misconception is that it is ‘instantly’ destined to be. Time, life, has its own agenda. but the faith of the matter, be it a dictionary sort of faith or a religion sort of faith, it is important to know. “What ever will be, will be.
5.) Made of Gold
When giving an apology, it’s not the sugar coated words of being sorry or apologetic, but true apology comes form the change of the person apologizing.
6.) Split Mind Frame
Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) is a different kind of being in essence. Someone being able to cope with one, or withstand another’s is a diamond amongst rubble. While there is no “easy” road in life, it is important to understand one another on the basic ‘Human” level of emotions first.
7.) No Pretending
Inspired by “The Pretender” (Foo Fighters), it can be amazing at how pretending can turn into a survival technique. On one hand the pretending may become real and thus a permanent mode of behavior, while on the other hand the fading of that behavior may become a beckoning call back to life.
8.) The Problem
When faced with a problem, as Jack Sparrow puts it; “The problem is not the problem, the problem is how the problem is handled.” Putting this into perspective, the attitude attributed a situation can drastically change the way a person sees, feels, and handles a given problem. Sometimes when people are quick to label a person, place, or thing, then that in itself can be the issue.