Kindle Notes & Highlights
There are certain times in life when superficial pop songs can touch on deeper personal truths within. Like when you fall in love, and suddenly, the most banal love song lyrics suddenly make sense. Or when you are sad, or depressed and the power ballad hits home in a way that it never would do ordinarily.
But another part of me started experiencing things in a very different way. This part of me began watching the whole thing unfold with a kind of detached calmness. And the strangest thing was, in this detached part of my mind, everything suddenly started happening in slow motion.
In the presence of this luminous and wondrous Light, I become aware of every single cell of my body as they begin to vibrate with its love. And I feel more alive than I have ever done so before, because this is the Light of all Light. The Light of pure, unconditional Love.
The funny thing about life, or fate, or whatever you want to call it, is that once you’ve made your mind up about something, really made up your mind, then life has a way of putting what you needed in your path. As least that’s what it felt like.
The music wasn’t like an unwelcome presence and it didn’t feel like I had someone intruding in my head. The sensation was different from that. It was like hearing something intimately familiar, coming from an unknown half-remembered world deep inside.
It was only when I felt relaxed, or was falling asleep, or waking up, or preoccupied with a mundane task such as washing up, or gazing out the window or cooking, that a melody would pop into my head, fully formed. Then I’d switch on the synthesizer and play the melody, one note at a time, so that I could record it.
At first, it felt like a small tear seemed to have been made in some invisible veil, and initially, like a trickle of water, small drops
started dripping through. Then, as though the gap were widening, more lines of...
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