WAY OF THE MOON — 'Micromegas' by Voltaire

Get Off It

verbatim from 'Micromegas and Other Short Fictions' by Voltaire (1752).

I have been studying for forty years, which is to say forty wasted years; I teach others yet am ignorant of everything; this state of affairs fills my soul with so much humiliation and disgust that my life is intolerable. I was born in Time, I live in Time, and do not know what Time is. I find myself at a point between two eternities, as our wise men say, yet I have no conception of eternity. I am composed of matter, I think, but have never been able to discover what produces thought. I do not know whether or not I think with my head the same way that I hold things with my hands. Not only is the origin of my thought unknown to me, but the origin of my movements is equally hidden: I do not know why I exist. Yet every day people ask me questions on all these issues. I must give answers, yet have nothing worth saying, so I talk a great deal, and am confused and ashamed of myself afterwards for having spoken.

WAY OF THE MOON — Said the Brahmin

verbatim from 'Micromégas and Other Short Fictions' by Voltaire (1752).

though we have nearly a thousand senses, there lingers even in us a certain vague desire, an unaccountable restlessness, which warns us that we are of little account in the universe, and that there are beings much more perfect than ourselves. 

I have traveled; I have seen mortals far below us, and others greatly superior; but I have seen none who have not more desires than real wants, and more wants than they can satisfy.

WAY OF THE MOON — A Certain Vague Desire

verbatim from 'Micromégas and Other Short Fictions' by Voltaire (1752).

The soul is the hand that points at the hour, while my body does the office of the clock; or, if you please, the soul is the clock, and the body is the pointer; or again, my soul is the mirror of the universe, and my body the frame. All this is clear and uncontrovertible.

WAY OF THE MOON — My Body the Frame

verbatim from 'Micromégas and Other Short Fictions' by Voltaire (1752).

If ever anyone was astonished, it was the people who heard these words, nor could they guess whence they came. The ship's chaplain recited the prayers used in exorcism, the sailors swore, and the philosophers constructed theories; but whatever theories they constructed, they could not divine who was speaking to them. The dwarf of Saturn, who had a softer voice than Micromegas, then told them briefly with what kind of beings they were dealing. He gave an account of their journey from Saturn, and acquainted them with the parts and powers of Mr. Micromegas; and, after having commiserated them for being so small, he asked if they had always been in that pitiful condition little better than annihilation, what they found to do on a globe that appeared to belong to whales, if they were happy, if they increased and multiplied, whether they had souls, and a hundred other questions.

WAY OF THE MOON — Little Better than Annihilation

verbatim from 'Micromegas and Other Short Fictions' by Voltaire (1752).

"Oh! Cruel fate!" [cried the Sirian with indignation,] "who could conceive of this excess of maniacal rage! It makes me want to take three steps and crush this whole anthill of ridiculous assassins."

"Do not waste your time," [someone responded,] "they are working towards ruin quickly enough. Know that after ten years only one hundredth of these scoundrels will be here. Know that even if they have not drawn swords, hunger, fatigue, or intemperance will overtake them. Furthermore, it is not they that should be punished, it is those sedentary barbarians who from the depths of their offices order, while they are digesting their last meal, the massacre of a million men, and who subsequently give solemn thanks to God."

WAY OF THE MOON — Cruel Fate

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April is the  month of the world famous Coachella  Music Festival and this month Alex touched  down in the  Southern California destination to bring you the very best In Progressive House Music right from the Coachella festival 


1.    Zankee Gulati - Mind Opener (Marsh Remix)
	2.	Ezequiel Arias - Love Rhythm
	3.	Anuqram - Safari
	4.	Karyendasoul - B27 (Dosem Remix)
	5.	Danny Howells - Stereodrama
	6.	Moshic - Love Made Me Do (Guy J Remix)
	7.	Andrés Moris - Bender
	8.	Kasablanca & anamē - Daydream (Genix Mix)
	9.	Fehrplay - Sonova
	10.	Alex Gold - ID


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WAY OF THE MOON — A Certain Vague Desire

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