Akira The Don, Graham Hancock - We Are Immortal Souls lyrics
[Akira The Don, Graham Hancock - We Are Immortal Souls lyrics]
And this whole transformation
Was made possible
By this encounter with death
That mother ayahuasca gave me
That leads me to ask what is death?
In our materialist science reduces everything
To matter and materialist science
In the West says that we are just meat
We are just our bodies
So when the brain is dead that is the end
Of consciousness there is no
Life after death
Thеre is no soul we just rot and our gone
But actually many honеst scientists
Should admit that
Consciousness is the greatest
Mystery of science
That we don't know exactly how it works
The brains involved in it in some way
But we are not sure how it could be that the
Brain generates consciousness
The way a generator makes electricity
If you hold to that paradigm then of course
You can't believe in life after death
When the generator's broken consciousness
Is gone but
It's equally possible that the relationship
Is more like the
Relationship of the TV signal to the TV set
In that case, when the TV set is broken of
Course the TV signal continues
And this is the paradigm
Of all the spiritual traditions
We are immortal souls, temporarily incarnated
In these physical forms to learn and to grow
We are immortal souls, temporarily incarnated
In these physical forms to learn and to grow
And to develop
And really if we want to know about this
Mystery the last people we should ask
They're materialist, reductionist, scientist
They have nothing to say on the matter at all
Let's go rather to the
Ancient Egyptians who put
Their best minds to work for 3000 years
On the problem of death and
On the problem how we
Should live our lives to prepare
For what we will confront after death
And the ancient Egyptians
Expressed their ideas
In transcendent art which still touches
Us emotionally today and they came
To certain very specific conclusions
That the soul does survive death
And that we will be held accountable
For every thought, every action
Every deed we have lived through
In our lives that
We better take this precious opportunity to
Be born in the human body, seriously
We are immortal souls, temporarily incarnated
In these physical forms to learn and to grow
We are immortal souls, temporarily incarnated
In these physical forms to learn and to grow
We are immortal souls, temporarily incarnated
In these physical forms to learn and to grow
We are immortal souls, temporarily incarnated
In these physical forms to learn and to grow
Was made possible
By this encounter with death
That mother ayahuasca gave me
That leads me to ask what is death?
In our materialist science reduces everything
To matter and materialist science
In the West says that we are just meat
We are just our bodies
So when the brain is dead that is the end
Of consciousness there is no
Life after death
Thеre is no soul we just rot and our gone
But actually many honеst scientists
Should admit that
Consciousness is the greatest
Mystery of science
That we don't know exactly how it works
The brains involved in it in some way
But we are not sure how it could be that the
Brain generates consciousness
The way a generator makes electricity
If you hold to that paradigm then of course
You can't believe in life after death
When the generator's broken consciousness
Is gone but
It's equally possible that the relationship
Is more like the
Relationship of the TV signal to the TV set
In that case, when the TV set is broken of
Course the TV signal continues
And this is the paradigm
Of all the spiritual traditions
We are immortal souls, temporarily incarnated
In these physical forms to learn and to grow
We are immortal souls, temporarily incarnated
In these physical forms to learn and to grow
And to develop
And really if we want to know about this
Mystery the last people we should ask
They're materialist, reductionist, scientist
They have nothing to say on the matter at all
Let's go rather to the
Ancient Egyptians who put
Their best minds to work for 3000 years
On the problem of death and
On the problem how we
Should live our lives to prepare
For what we will confront after death
And the ancient Egyptians
Expressed their ideas
In transcendent art which still touches
Us emotionally today and they came
To certain very specific conclusions
That the soul does survive death
And that we will be held accountable
For every thought, every action
Every deed we have lived through
In our lives that
We better take this precious opportunity to
Be born in the human body, seriously
We are immortal souls, temporarily incarnated
In these physical forms to learn and to grow
We are immortal souls, temporarily incarnated
In these physical forms to learn and to grow
We are immortal souls, temporarily incarnated
In these physical forms to learn and to grow
We are immortal souls, temporarily incarnated
In these physical forms to learn and to grow