#magic songs

[triskelioncryse]

The Veil

Come now to the veil with me

The whispers call me there

It's been thinning lately can't you tell

The splinters they all show

Come with me to view the veil now who knows what we'll see

come with me to see the veil now who knows what we'll hear

Spirits echo from beyond now their voices they share

words they form and shape before us their visage we see

Come with me to the veil now

Come with me and see

Come with me we'll find the veil now and at peace we'll be

Come with me we'll find the veil now and at peace we'll be...

[toknowtheland]

(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrNsSk_8XpA)

"Magic Songs" leads us back to the era of ‘tone magic’, when the purpose of singing was not merely to give pleasure but was intended to bring about a desired effect in the physical world. In spirit culture, everything has its voice and the aim of the singer is to unify her- or himself with this voice. The aim of these songs, with magic texts in a language spoken by no human, is to restore aspects of nature which have been destroyed or neglected by humanity. To the extent that the performers and the audience believe in them, they will be successful.

[grin-the-farouche]

“Bad Ritual” --Timber Timbre

[grin-the-farouche]

“Smokey Taboo” --CocoRosie

[grin-the-farouche]

“iamundernodisguise” --School of Seven Bells

[grin-the-farouche]

“I See I Say” --Ebony Bones!

[mchammer13]

life advice

That moment when you listen to "Losing My Religion," "Bohemian Rhapsody" or "Hey Jude," and you know how to solve any problem or tackle any dilemma.