Seth on “The Origins of the Universe and of the Species” – An Integral Conscious Creation Myth,
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YES, (
Famous Progressive Rock Opera Music Group )
Tales of Topographic Oceans, 1974, just turns out to be one of my favorite childhood groups, and was quoted in this expose:
“Dawn of light lying between a silence and sold sources,
“Chased amid fusions of wonder, in moments hardly seen forgotten,
“Coloured in pastures of chance dancing leaves cast spells of challenge,
“Amused but real in thought, we fled from the sea whole.
“Dawn of thought transfered through moments of days undersearching earth
“Revealing corridors of time provoking memories, disjointed but with purpose,
“Craving penetrations offer links with the self instructors sharp
“And tender love as we took to the air, a picture of distance.
“Dawn of our power we amuse redescending as fast as misused
“Expression, as only to teach love as to reveal passion chasing
“Late into corners, and we danced from the ocean.
“Dawn of love sent within us colours of awakening among the many
“Won't to follow, only tunes of a different age.
“As the links span our endless caresses for the freedom of life everlasting.”
~ YES, Tales of Topographic Oceans, 1974.
...And since were here by the same subject, it also mentions;
As human history unfolds, old myths calcify and new ones emerge. This has been chronicled by anthropologists (Mead), mythologists (Campbell), and social psychologists (Gebser, Graves, Beck, Wilber). In premodern cultures we find consistent evidence of a Causal Consciousness. While there are variations on Its Origin, Purpose, and Nature, many traditions claim this
Casual Consciousness is interpenetrated – holistically nested – within a
“Great Chain of Being” that extends from body to soul to Causal Spirit. Many also suggest that
Causal Spirit isn’t really “out there” or “up in the sky” somewhere,
but literally a part of you, me, and everything around us. In other words, It is simultaneously in the world (immanent) and not of the world (transcendent). Jane Roberts used the term All-That-Is to express this fundamental paradox.
So, we have absolutely nothing to worry about! (?)