Song-chronicity

Summary

The author reflects on a moment of synchronicity between personal introspection and the spontaneous recollection of a meaningful song, leading to a profound realization of self-identity and the interconnectedness of life.

Abstract

While on a walk intended for reflection, the author is captivated by the chatter of birds, leading to a chain of thoughts about the reasons behind their mid-winter vocalizations. This contemplation triggers a song lyric from The Logical Song to surface in the author's mind, a song that holds deep personal significance since 1979. The realization that the birds' singing and the song's lyrics are not mere coincidences but synchronicities prompts a moment of self-discovery and a connection across time and space. The author ponders the implications of an education system that prioritizes intuition, empathy, and compassion over logic and practicality, suggesting that such a shift could foster a more authentic understanding of our spiritual nature and true identities.

Opinions

The author values intuition and spiritual connections, suggesting that these aspects are crucial for personal growth and self-awareness.
There is a critique of the current education system for focusing on logic and practicality at the expense of developing students' emotional intelligence.
The author implies that music and nature can serve as powerful catalysts for introspection and self-realization.
The concept of synchronicity is seen as a meaningful force in the author's life, guiding them toward deeper insights about themselves and the world around them.
The author expresses a desire for a society that embraces love and compassion over cynicism and intellectualism.

The omnipresent spirit within all synchronicities

Long walk intended Nature had other ideas The birds in the trees stopped me to soak it all in I could tanka this I thought

But then this poem would have ended well before I am finished What are they saying to each other I wonder Very chatty they seem for mid-winter Is it mating season I ponder I doubt it and google so confirms There is no special food source to share nor predator to beware

Could it be, no, but maybe like Rufus the day of Rebirth that my expanding soul attracts attention

A song lyric just channeled into my mind Oh I know it so well as I am signing it silently but identity is escaping me and Elon Musk hasn’t yet adapted Neuralink to Shazam with a mind

Googled at home: “all the birds in the trees well they’d be singing so happily oh joyfully, playfully, watching me”

Shit how did I not place The Logical Song a favorite of mine since 1979

Marveling now at the synchronicities between songs I have loved forever and their import that lay unrevealed for decades and my present Journey to the East My floodgates open at the connection not only across space but time as well

I FINALLY KNOW WHO I AM!!

When I was young, it seemed that life was so wonderful A miracle, oh it was beautiful, magical

As it seemed to my newborn self divinely innocent and full of awe and wonder in the image of Gods

But then they send me away to teach me how to be sensible Logical, oh responsible, practical And they showed me a world where I could be so dependable Oh clinical, oh intellectual, cynical

As imagined by Ravyne Hawke and myself and touched upon by us synchronously in this publication in Ravyne’s We Are All Buddhas, Awakening to the awareness of who we truly are and have always been, what if instead of sensibility, and logic and practicality our education system taught us how to hone our intuition, sympathy, and empathy; what if it chagrinned fear and taught the power of love and compassion toward all above all else?

Just imagine it owning who we really are Beings of spirit

I was ending to tanka but haiku said it with less