Because Max richter knows the heart strings. Listen to his “Luminous”. It will do the same. There is a great comment under Luminous where someone wrote the song “is what true love sounds like”.
I lost my lovely mother three days ago and listening to this song over and over again is helping me to keep all of my beautiful memories with her alive and allow me to connect to her soul with my feelings,God bless her.
Conner Skynet I’m not the type of person to give advice, this is actually my first RU-vid comment ever, but I can say with confidence that you will see her again. The first death I’ve ever experienced was my great grandma. This was when I was around 8 or 9ish. Up until than I was taught in church about heaven, and never questioned it. But the night I heard she died I was sad and confused. I had this empty feeling that I had lost her and would never see her again. I cried all night just thinking about where she was and why she had to die. It wasn’t until a few years later I had a dream. In this dream I saw her. She looked like I remembered her. She reached out her arm and touched me on my arm and smiled. After she did I woke up crying, but this time I was crying tears of joy. Because for some reason at that point in time I understood people never really leave us. I felt her touch me and I saw her face, something I never thought I would do again. Idk if your religious or not, it doesn’t really matter to me, but even if there is no god, there is an afterlife. This life is too simple for people to just die. They will always live in our hearts, and in someway, and some point, we will see them again. I’m truly sorry for your loss, I can’t even imagine what losing a mother is like, but stay strong, and i will keep you and your family in my prayers. Again I’m very sorry, when you miss her just think that you will one day see her again, and she is in a better place now. I have nothing else to say, sorry for writing so much. Just trying to help
I'm just sitting on a rooftop terrace of a very cool hostel in center of Lima, Peru. The bar has closed, tha barman has shaken my hand and called it a day. I can hear cars and noise of the city, but it is just an ambient noise, actually kinda relaxing. I'm finishing my beer, working on my computer, listening to music. When this song started playing, a hostel cat climbed onto my lap, like so many times before, but this time, this time it felt like everything was exactly as it is supposed to be. Thereby I wish to all the people listening to this song to find their inner peace. You all deserve that. Edit from July 2023: 1) Wow. I never expected to get so many likes and so many nice words from all of you guys. This became my place to get my faith in humanity restored after having it shattered in other parts of the internet. 2) I wish you again all the best in your life, may you always find a way and inner peace. 3) Couple days ago I got a sad news from the hostel that one of the cats died. So for all the cat lovers around here: wish Gringo all the best in his feline heaven. He has a little shrine with his ashes in the hostel now.
Ah, you deserve better! This coming from a person who loved to much, cared without shallow tricks and found myself hurt badly with no one to care for me until I cared for myself! Even a beer is poison to the soul, yet I am aware it can feel like it takes the sting away of what seems like a sea of idiots! Yet they where just living casualties affected by the crimes of political humanity themselfs looking for refuge! I ask myself these days "What about me? And dear friend, how about you?" Would you trust a stranger to know that putting that beer down is a step to better artistry and an effortless life? Because the devils will fall by the way side and what seems like despair will not!
I suffer the most horrendous mental health and depression, this beautiful composition makes me feel everything, pain and healing, loss and hope, past, present and future, to everyone who suffers, it is never over
A therapist told me “Try to be your best self every day, little at a time, you will make it a lifestyle, you’ll live your best life. Try and do everything all at once and you will fail. People overestimate what they can do in a year, but underestimate what they can do in 10 years” you got this bro
Minimalism is so hard to nail. Most times you just end up with a song that's too "basic". But in the hands of the right composer, minimalism's strongest quality is that in its simplicity it creates a direct line straight to one's core. No fluff, no bells and whistles, just a series of notes that, through their slight variation and careful repetition, form the closest thing I can liken to "code" for the human psyche. It really taps into something, some people say it's sad, others happy, but really, I think, just like the genre itself, it's simpler than that: It's emotion itself.
Indeed it is dear Taylor, I couldn't agree more. Such a subjective experience, with a lot of emotions involved, minimal but complex in it's message. Sometimes, complex things are a bunch of 'simple' things acting together, and what may see simple in this music is part of a much more complex universe unknow for many of us.
I took my teenage daughter to watch him perform last night at the opening night of a festival and transcendental was the exact word I used. We stood with tears rolling down our cheeks as the sun went down and the giant Lovell satellite at Jodrell bank lit up behind the stage. It was absolutely beautiful and heartwrenching. I've seen many, many live performances in my time, but absolutely nothing compared to last night ❤️
@@karymmassuh2798 god is just a man-made creation. Make up your own mind. Believe whatever you want, that does not make it true (even if millions of others believe the same thing)
@@Hithere-ek4qt this music is so tranquil and pensive mate how can ya be so confrontative, i'll tell ya what, god is as real as money, or traffic laws, languages, books, music, philosophy, free will, we're all tiny bubbles of consciousness dictated by a monkey brain made of stardust in a meaningless universe. meaning is fiction, everything you experience is a shared fiction that exist in our own made up universe where things matter, and just like every group of humans ever have been compelled to create languages that exist within each individual but beyond the reach of any one person or any dictionary, so too have we been compelled to create gods. gods have been our way to make sense of a meaningless universe, to feel comfort and belonging in a world we randomly came to exist in, a world that was and is still beyond comprehension. just like we live in societies because the natural environment of humans is humanity and not in nature, governed by fictions like laws and authority and united by cultural and social constructs, and religion did just that, for thousands and thousands of years until we reached the point where some smartass asshat, in a digital space embodying the fact that we exist in a realm beyond physical reality, can gratify his ego by making sicc burns at strangers while listening to some of the most beautiful music i have ever heard, music that reminds me that humans started the second big bang of creation in the history of the observable universe by filling it with beautiful and terrible fictions alike
First time I heard this is in Arrival which is one of my favorite movies of all time and now hearing it again in The Last of Us really makes me appreciate this piece even more
I’ve heard this song in Shutter Island, handmaids tale, and others as well. I’ve been searching for this song and when I heard it again last night on The Last of Us (while crying, of course), I searched the internet and finally found it in an article written about the episode! Now I’m listening with tears. Place this over any heart wrenching cinematic scene, and I’ll break to a blubbering fool.
@@heck6330 search for Giles lamb - dead island theme. Another one for any emotional scene. Probably would of fit better too as it was created for a zombie video game. 😂
@@raymondsantiago966no. Just reminds me too much of Arrival 😢. I just listened again and got to 24 seconds before I had to switch it off, can’t cope I’ll bawl my eyes out
It's funny, I discovered this song after watching Arrival (a wonderful movie, if you haven't seen it, I recommend it ). But I was listening to this just recently and thought the same thing--of Nietzsche's genius, his seclusion, his chin lifted to the sublime. I just find it incredible how this song provoked a similar thought in you.
@@conradjane8659 Hope you and your loved ones are well and safe from coronavirus. I have watched Arrival and it is one of the best movies I have ever watched. It is no surprise that one connects this soundtrack, Arrival and Nietzsche since in Arrival's climax Louise's act of embracing her bittersweet future reminds of Nietzsche's notion of Amor Fati and Eternal Return. I can never listen to this melody now without thinking of Nietzsche, his unhappy but profound life, his philosophy and my own struggles. I often listen to it when I am melancholy, haunted by memories and anxious about the future. I don't feel happy when I listen to it but sublime and I remind myself that like Louise I must find the courage to say yes to life. By the way, watch this video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-QA_X1hN0Tws.html
"I've had my head tilted up to the stars for as long as I can remember. You know what surprised me the most? It wasn't meeting them. It was meeting you."
The film destroyed me and gave me an existential crisis for a whole week. I was questioning why choosing to suffer & embracing an end was so important to us.
I feel that it asks us to recognise the former, but remember the latter is always there for us to find and walk into. Whatever your darkness, which may be unavoidable, there is always your light for you to discover ultimately.
If there is one musical tune that encompasses all human emotions, both negative and positive, in such a beautiful and harmonious way, it is this one. A true masterpiece. On that note, to everyone out there suffering from depression or just going through a hard time, please know that life is precious and a beautiful privilege to breathe, to think, to enjoy, and to love. Darkness isn't always the end of your wondrous fire. Never, ever let your fire become extinguished. Keep pushing, be bold.
❤ Could not agree more. For me this song encompasses life in it's two most elemental forms - love/contentment/hope and pain/struggle/despair. A real masterpiece. Despite being a die-hard hiphop-head, this is my favourite song in the whole world.❤
"So, Hannah. This is where your story begins, the day they departed. Despite knowing the journey and where it leads, I embrace it, and I welcome every moment of it."
I saw this movie right after my 14 year old Labrador passed away. I know she was just a dog to some people, but she was my whole world. I thought this comment was so deep because, you may not know where the journey will lead when you have a human daughter, but you do know where the journey will lead when you get a dog. As much heartache as she caused me, I wouldn't trade the moments I spent with her for anything.
Many interpret or succumb to sadness when hearing this piece. I understand why. But this piece worked wonderfully as my wife progressed to me down the aisle at our wedding. I had never felt so helpless and empowered all at once. Invincible and vulnerable. Like I was moments from death and had taken my first breath of a new life. Complete polarization. Perhaps I felt beauty from my bride before me, but sadness from the foreshadowment of all our memories to come: that evening and night, dancing in the living room, raising children, growing old, living alone after one of us was stolen away. I like this piece because its geniunity. Its realness.
Thank you for your kind words. Currently I am a geotechnical tunneling engineer, but ironically enough, I just finished my first novella. Meeting with publishers soon. If you are at all interested in historical fiction, I will return to this thread to provide a link if it is lucky enough to be published. I write with landscape photography, as well. IG: rmtrue_ Have a good day.
When that violinist comes in, the entire cadence and energy of the music shifts to a higher state of profoundness. I love it. That moment moves me every time.
The violin represents the feeling of tension between feeling happy and feeling dread. The strings try to bring you up but only bring hollowness, never achieving a sense of satisfaction. This is what grief feels like, this is what depression feels like. The struggle to be happy but never reaching it, only the attempt and the emptiness that follows....
I swear as it came in I was saying to myself out loud how I heard this for the first time like two weeks ago. It had me straight up crying- not one or two tears, straight bawling from how muthafukin moved I was.
@@Jimmy-re5px You summed it up Jimmy. Look after yourself. We can't cling on to anything, good or bad. It is all transient and there is the beauty of it...
My sweetheart was a musician. He loved this piece. I played it repeatedly when he was passing away. It was beautiful to listen to in life and in death, and now in life alone ❤.
I had major heart surgery 5 weeks ago, this song helped me prepare the fact that i might die, it also gave me strength to fight, this song is a journey. This song can evoke so many emotions, but for me the biggest reaction was a sense on calmness and still even acceptance. Such a clever piece of music. Thank you, you will never know how much this song helped me through such challenging circumstances. It truly is magical
So glad you made it through. God bless you. When I hear this music, I think of a farmer that, after having a horrible growing season, and near starvation, has the courage and strength to plow the soil and plant what seed he has. Hope. Sorrow. He that sows in tears shall reap in joy (Psalms 126:5).
Living and death are one in the same. To die you have to live. To live one must die. Its all one movement no beginning or end. Just one constant movement.
The greatest blessing that a child can have is a parent(s) who love them... this feeling lasts through eternity. The only impossibility in this Universe is THE IMPOSSIBLE... your love and desire WILL reunite you both in some way or form. You are both loved and blessed here.
This is what I think about when I listen to this. We lost him at 41 weeks in September and it's so incredibly painful but this is so amazingly beautiful.
this song always moves me to tears and I weep for all the people who may never hear this song. So thankful to be alive to enjoy this, and i pray our world stops all this hate and finds a place of peace where we could all love and rejoice together with the beauty that is music, song, and dance.
This is the most beautiful piece of music I have ever heard. Maybe not everyone thinks so. But to me... this simple little string quartet composition says more than all poems, all paintings, all philosophies, all stories, all words. This music is a description of the way the entire universe works. It's the beauty and majesty of birth and death. The joy of suffering and the pain of happiness. The final reality of all that is. This is the greatest music I've ever heard. My very favorite piece of music of all time.
you capture my feeling about this song...it captures all my pain, all my longing, all the beauty and all the sadness in my life. I've cried the first time I heard it, and couldn't stop crying, the death of my mom, the end of my relationship, the death of a friend, the different transformations in my life, where life ended and turned in an unpredictable way...life creates us and destroy us, and somehow, there is something unimaginably beautiful in that process, I guess God's masterpiece.
Well, this is not "film music". Is (classical-contemporary-postminimal) music that was used in a film. I do not mean that "film music" is a derogatory term in any way, but is like you said "The Blue Danube" is film music because Kubrick used it in 2001.
@@WMRhapsodies However I just wanted to mention the fact that I really like the kind of music used in some, films, by the way thanks for the clarification.
nearly cried.. maybe, just maybe many people forget about their dreams, what actually they loved to do. And gave up on the stream of life. Their dreams are gone
That is the most beautiful and sadly,truthful way to describe how this music affects me. Even as a retired 70 year old Marine, this music sents me to my knees in tears.In the last 10 years,I lost my mom,dad,my sister and my little chihuahua.And the pain is deep because,I can NEVER go back and make right the wrong I placed in their lives.The arguements.The disappointments.And I now,to my dying day,must live with my regret and loss. This music piece sings the heartache I endure every day.
Smiling with tears in my eyes running on my cheeks. Thinking of my lost mother that lost the battle with cancer at 49. This masterpiece gives me a strange mixed feeling.
It goes deep in your soul.. I also feel a very strange mixed feeling thinking of my mother . She dayed 7 years ago , I was 29 ... this song is the only one touching my deep feelings ... Your mother is your quardian angel , she will always be by your side and I am sure you feel her in this way. 🙏
Arrival, the scene where the daughter tenderly tells her mother that she loves her, and as she's older screams that she hates her - absolutely heartbreaking 😞
Whenever I stumble across music like this, I always look forward to reading the comments and how songs are beautifully interpreted by different people. It is truly an honor to watch this, to read how music like this make people feel. Many would say this is depressing or sad but this piece is so beautifully put together. It gives hope. 💛
Yes @Mercedes Low Koon. Interesting and insightful comments spring from songs like that. "... Recognition is the first installment of a benefit received!" Renew me faith in humanity! Gratitude. @paul_rvp
On The Nature of the Daylight is the most beautiful thing I've ever heard in my life. Not just the best music, but the best thing, in general. There's no doubt about it.
Dear Max, I just heard this song in the very moving third episode of Last Of Us. I recognized it immediately and told my girlfriend about you, and that you were kind enough to engage with me about your process awhile back. The tragic beauty of this song fit in so well with the wonderfully written and acted script. Congratulations for yet another feather in your cap, sir - you are an inspiration! Cheers, Jason
@Kent Aarstad lol anger issues much? If you read my comment, I said I immediately recognized it, as in, I knew it before. What's wrong with celebrating this additional exposure for such a beautiful composition. Cheers
Пидорастией очереди такое величие. Фильм достойный этой музыки называется прибытие, и он идеально довершает всю картину боли, заключённой в этой мелодии.
I play this after a stressful day. Sitting in silence as i cry. Knowing i hate who I am and my job. Knowing i'm not where i should be in life. Knowing i'm supposed to be doing something better with it. Wishing the woman I love, loved me back. Knowing she is far too great to settle for someone so far beneath her. Feeling stuck in life. Despite all this, I try my hardest to think positive, and yet I struggle everyday, with no one to blame but myself.
I get how you feel brother... That fact that you're still trying... That's what makes you strong... Good things are coming and you're going to be doing amazing things... You are not alone...
Hey I understand how you feel. The best you can do is keep pressing on no matter how hard it seems. The good thing is you know that you aren't where you want to be. So identify what it is exactly you want to do with your life, itemise your strengths and weakness and create a short list of careers that matches your strengths. You may need some guidance and RU-vid definitely can help with that. As for the lady you like, if she doesn't see the genuine affection you have for her, it's her loss and it has nothing to do with you. There are over 7 billion people in the world with females making up more than half that number. Trust me there is someone who will appreciate you for who you are. So improve yourself, exercise regularly and don't forget to enjoy every moment you have in this short life here on earth. Be positive and trust me all will work out in due time! This is a temporary phase so stay strong brother and I pray that God gives you wisdom to fulfil your calling (Amen!)
Fucking hell mate. Don't feel like that. I don't know where you are in the world but I don't want you to feel like that. I've had my fair share of mental health and it's evil but I really don't want anybody to feel like that. Get in touch if you want to chat. Seriously.
Just played this today. That spot felt so special. At 5:36, you have a 6th, the largest interval in the piece so far. So it has a really nice, reaching feeling. Like hope 😊
That is basically the essence of music. Music can't be explained in words because it is its own language with its own meaning that can only be expressed through music.
Love all Richter’s works but this one truly speaks to my soul. That we can all reach a place of peace and acceptance in the midst of this uniquely bittersweet human experience. When my daughter had leukaemia I truly thought I couldn’t survive if she died. There was a moment when I didn’t expect her to last until the next morning. That dark night of my soul saw me battling with my demons to keep holding on. I tried to find a way to survive the night, as dawn broke I knew that if I had to live with the pain of loss, then my choice was to exist in the middle of that pain as a way to honour her life, not escape from it through death. This piece speaks to the struggle of that night for me. The triumph of the human spirit over such adversity is why we exist. I’m glad I made that decision because my daughter is now a woman and planning a family of her own.
You know I've had my head tilted up to the stars for as long as I can remember. You know what surprised me the most? It wasn't meeting them. It was meeting you.
This piece has me mentally on top of a mountain with a campfire, watching the sunset as my life fades away. The most peaceful death, one I yearn for after a fulfilling journey in life. Absolutely stunning
To all the people finding this song for the first time. I'm glad you found it and you usually find it at the right time in your life. I'm sure it's a beautiful experience. I don't like the comments of the people coming after the ones who found it after they watched Arrival or Shutter Island. Then people being condescending and pretentious saying they found it when it came out in 2004. Who cares at least you found it. I didn't discover Chopin until I was 23 and he had been dead for 157 years. Music, if it is really good, will last forever.
This song in both last scenes of The Arrival and Last of us episode 3, makes them the two most emotional moments I've ever seen in a tv. The music surrounds you along with the plot and makes you reconsider and search deep inside yourself, about your feelings, about your past, your future, the feelings of your children, your parents, my heart races every time I hear it. Thank you.
This piece is so cathartic and melancholic, it can either make me feel the most intense anguish at the brevity of life and the pain of existence, or love and joy for everyone I've ever known and am yet to know. An absolute masterpiece.
I've grown up in a house of musicians and singers. I've watched my dad play a grand piano in the very center of a prestigious dinner. I've witnessed many wonderous things with my eyes and ears. I can honestly say that as of now, during my 32 years on this Earth...this is the best song I have ever heard in my life so far.
One of the best episodes of television of all time. What an insanely hopeful and tragic piece of art. The human condition never ceases to amaze. All of that, in a show that’s ostensibly about Zombies.
@@kgetz3 It was indeed a piece of well-made art and this person has rights to enjoy it and share with others, there's nothing to ''settle down'' in his opinion. ''Top 500'' who cares.
@Kevin Kirkham omg I watched the episode yesterday...I didn't noticed it ...and when I went to sleep at night..I thought about the arrival movie soundtrack...and I started to cry ..and now iam here lol ...I need to rematch the third episode...maybe I missed it ..because I don't support lgptq hahah
This song........draws tears from my eyes and I don't know why.....no specific memory comes to mind.....its almost as if this arrangement brings some emotion to the surface I've never felt before.....
"You know I've had my head tilted up to the stars for as long as I can remember. You know what surprised me the most? It wasn't meeting them. It was meeting you. " [broke in tears]
Fighting 6th Air Cavalry hey my dude, it’s from the film Arrival (2016) from which this piece of music is also used. Fantastic quote and fantastic movie, I highly highly recommend :)
Miss Metallic Bomb - Thank you so very much, for filling me in. I will certainly have to check it out. May you sincerely have wonderful day and your holidays be bright.
She’s not alive anymore but I hope she knew in her final moments I was thinking of her. There’s a part of my heart carved out by her loss. She never truly saw me. Please people reach out to the people you love, keep your doubt at bay. If I’d messaged her one more time she would’ve known for sure I was always on her side. Don’t let your fear be the gatekeeper of your love. Please , do it for me.
To my pet buddy, I hope you found in my presence all the comfort and all the love. You brought me so much joy, so much love. I'm sorry I couldn't have done more, I did everything in my reach, I really did. Rest in peace buddy, fly free now leave all the pain behind. I hope to meet you again, someway, somehow.
that made me cry , i remembered my sweet maya, my dog that died to soon (4 y and 1/2). Also i did all i could to save her. i would give everything to bring her back.I also hope i can meet her again. Be strong Matti
@@marklacroix8639 I'm so sorry to hear about your dog 😔 it's so unfair how their life spans are so short💔 but their love remain with us forever ❤ be strong too friend!
this song for me is like walking barefoot on the street with long clothes while getting wet in the rain, it's like floating in the lonely sea until you sink little by little, it's like walking through a desert or the most icy place with no end at all. this song would definitely play in my final days.
Max Richter... a very special composer.....A deeply hand for touching heart and soul. Hope he will remembered in 100 /200 years as Bach, Mozart, Vivaldi and Beethoven.
"One is deaf and one is blind. One is spiritual and one is physical. One feels but does not understand. One understands but does not feel. Never one without the other."
I can’t help but think of my mom’s life when I hear this song. The main repetitive part being the passing of time. The random rising in pitches in the background being the summers and winters (the sadder pitches) of life. A hard childhood, struggles with her unloving hurtful mother. Fun summers with her cousins, an abusive husband. Having her children (her true happiness). Miscarriage. Poverty, hardship, cold nights. Family vacations. Family get togethers. Birthdays. Deaths. Many too early. She struggled with those. Nursing her father with dementia. Long walks, boat rides. Grandchildren. An early passing. Life is so uncertain and random. I suppose that’s what this song is about. It’s so beautiful. But it’s painful. It’s very painful. But my mom taught me to look for the positive. And there’s a lot there. The negative moments are just so disruptive, it’s hard to see anything else at times.
I lived through Chernobyl, communism, climate change, pandemic, wars, earthquakes, diseases. I lost loved ones, I was heartbroken but at least I loved, I laughed, I cried. Now, I'm old, I'm satisfied.. passes on peacefully listening to this.
Я пройшла скрізь усе це. І ще, я втікала з України навесні 2014, бо не було інсуліну. Зараз я поховала свого коханого чоловіка. Я можу спокійно слухати цю музику. Не зважаючи на хронічну депресію і ПТРС
Watching all these dedicated musicians reminds me the thousands of hours they had to invest to be a master on their instrument. There are recordings where you realize why they did that.
Reto you are exactly right. I have been playing music for 30 years now. And 20 years as a full time musician. I have dedicated 30 years of my life to my instrument and my passion. Thank you for appreciating the hard work that a musician goes thru to be the best they can be.
It's been snowing mist is falling through street lights u feel like the only person living and yet this misic tells u we aren't alone play once more 4,u
Your music is like emotions set to sound. This piece being one of my most cherished works. my mother passed away suddenly in December. This is the music I had playing before and after her funeral. It brings me such exquisite peace, longing and sadness all at the same time.
This entire piece is a loop of time, perfectly in place. Never goes beyond its reach, yet never regresses too far. It stays in place because that's all it has. There is no future, there is no past, there is only just this time in space, this right here right now. No promise of anything else. That's the language of the movie. To communicate that what you project matters not, because you cant reach it, only here and now. The language tells her the End before the beginning, and the Beginning before the End, thus creating this loop in time, where all you have is this...This beautiful piece of time, this loop, this masterpiece.
@@alexanderbecker2264no one is going to take away the magic out. The magic takes place inside one's heart when this melody fills his inner space and world. Enjoy...
@@foun10head I'm losing my mind over how the vibrato in the footage doesn't match the vibrato in the sounds... some minor differences are expected due to mixing/matching across different takes but I feel like they must've been directed to use a lot more vibrato during the session, and the footage must all be from before that.
Max Loh I love it all. The many versions, interpretations, the bitching. Even Max can't get it exactly right. Regardless, I love it all. Sublime. I'll take it any way I can get it and applaud those who give a damn and have the balls to attempt to perfect it, if that's even possible.
Here's one, ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-la5UHh6Zopc.html. Weird channel, but have a listen to this remix. That guy has other ones as well, the semantic compositions album.
This perfectly captures melancholy - the sadness of the passing of happy memories. The paradox of being insignificant and tiny against the universe and still being unique and precious in that universe.
Whenever I need to feel. Something, anything, I listen to this. I close my eyes and the emotion pours out of me, everything that once was stifled is released. I grateful to hear it in my life.
I would listen to this song while walking my dog during my father’s terminal illness. It’s so beautiful and painful all at once, like love and life. Put it on and go outside and observe nature and people. It makes you feel alive.
Shit ...... this this comment touched me so profoundly ..... and I can't explain why. There something about my love for my dead father ..... shit now I'm crying like a cow LOL I am very grateful for your comment. Thank you what a gift.
“After life’s final light dies, all that remains are the memories. Our effects stay behind, but that is who we are in the end. Someone else’s story; someone else’s memories. We can decide what those memories will be. In the end, it is love; either everlasting-life in the memories of others. Choose that kind of life.”
It's hauntingly both beautiful and sad. It fits my current reflective mood as I ask my self, 'What is my life for'? And, that is proving very a powerful moment of awakening. I peace and gratitude.
Ana Ferrari That's actually true! It takes me to a different world, with new perspectives being explored as the piece progresses. I flow with this music. It's hypnotic!
