Mostly Musical Musings

Poem the trees move as you keep looking forward nothing happens where you aren't watching there are only 2 things on your mind "Watch where you're walking", and something more something heavenly that drives you so rhythmic it seems to move you forward without having to yourself it doesn't just play, it gives you purpose to keep going forward you take a couple of turns but it keeps playing it is constant, it is captivating, it is close it's not just the music, it's the meaning, the mood, the masterful use of melodies that motivates your mind to keep moving Broken the trees move - as you keep looking forward nothing happens - where you aren't watching there are only 2  things on your mind "Watch where you're walking" and something more something heavenly       that drives you so rhythmic it seems to move you without having to yourself, it doesn't just play, it gives you purpose to keep going forward you take              ...

In many forms of media for a long time, there has been a myth that humans only use 10% of our brain's power. The implications of this idea being that once unlocked, our brains would be able to compute and work at such high levels that we would become more advanced than we have ever dreamed.  While this thought is false, the idea of a higher consciousness that humans can achieve has been speculated for centuries, whether it be through a religion suggesting a connection to a higher power in figures such as the Buddha and Hindu sages, or people implicating a higher brainpower in intellectuals such as Socrates and Pythagoras. The idea of a higher consciousness may have been debated throughout history, but I believe people can come close to achieving, if not achieving a higher level of consciousness through various means. In Siddhartha , by Herman Hesse, the title character seems to encounter many people throughout his journey that either believe in a higher consciousness and are trying...