The Uni-verse (The one song)

[joshuapecci]

I believe this song is one of suffering, the universal link between all life. Not everyone will know happiness, but there isn't a being in time that will not suffer (from the minute to the traumatic).

Based on the natural and ancient origins of this word's prefix and suffix, what do you guys think this song is?

 

[YmirGF]

Not sure why but a little bird told me to tag you both with this. *shrugs*

@The Ragin Pagan @Saint Frankenstein

 

[Valjean]

Link to song?
The only universe song I know is by George Harrison.

 

[wizanda]

what do you guys think this song is?

The song as DR Michio Kaku puts is, "the Mind of God is like cosmic music resonating throughout 11 dimensional hyperspace"; it is the breath of Brahma singing "Om"; it is the "Word" spoken by YHVH; it is a symphony of a complex dynamic code that stems from the Singularity, in the middle of all consciousness/reality.

The verses of this One song should be inherently known by everyone, as it creates us in a complex mathematical formula, and thus we don't exist without it...

Yet here is near Hell, and thus the beings here are often rejectional of the code even existing.

When we're in the realm of Heaven/Nirvana/0nesss, the verses of the song are seen as pure energy, and we're fed by all knowledge in the Uni-Verse/Reality.

Think really to be truly enlightened; you have to be able to recognize the Core, and be able to code in this song; which is why most religious texts are poetry.

 

[A Vestigial Mote]

I believe this song is one of suffering, the universal link between all life. Not everyone will know happiness, but there isn't a being in time that will not suffer (from the minute to the traumatic).

Based on the natural and ancient origins of this word's prefix and suffix, what do you guys think this song is?

Well, the fact that we created the word "universe" should tell you something. That we ascribe meaning to things, when there may not be any objective meaning whatsoever - and in fact, there is no proof or evidence available in any way to point toward an objective meaning to life, existence, the universe, the massive void within which the matter of our universe exists, etc.

In the end, life is such a small percentage of the whole "universe", and still a small percentage of the whole of "matter." We're less than microscopic - even if there are millions of planets out there supporting life. Why would the universe itself be all about "the suffering of life" when life is such an incredibly, phenomenally, fantastically, unbelievably small portion of "the universe?" That idea is akin to dropping a single lump of sugar into the ocean and claiming that the ocean itself is all about sweetness.