You cannot silence  

silence our  song. 

  

 

You cannot displace 

our perfect grace.

Strum those strings, while we focus on the notes we lie outside of ego, Mahamaya Experience

This is a song of defiance, sung by the Goddess of Music herself, an opera singer, who shows us that artists will eventually win spiritually, even if they are materially poor, because they have the power of Sound.

 

Despite the oppression and inequity outside, the lack of dignity and basic needs afforded to artists, by the political economy outside, the singer maintains  deep sense of dignity, and while not reacting emotionally to the injustice, presents the power of music – tenderness, happiness and joy, and feelings that the musical tribespeople  have in common, which the other participants of a materialist political economy (especially a class of people who spend time measuring this and that and collecting things) may not have.

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Strum those strings-- You cannot silence our song, Mahamaya Experience

Therefore High Power, the song, suggests that one way out of this Mind-Maya tussle is to accept what 'it is', and for one to surrender to the bliss of not knowing. Not knowing, therefore, and accepting 'not knowing' through the limited tools of mind paves way to the acceptance of any situation one faces, and to use a over used cliche by neo-Budhist teachers, allows one to be rooted in the present moment.

Strum those strings--Alt civilisations tell us to focus on song and dance, Mahamaya Experience

The song captures the pondering on the meaning of life for a musician, who is sitting in the hospital room, watching his dying mother's body fade and one filled with all kinds of tubes, catheters, and lights in her body. He grieves and composes.

Strum those strings-- Tribute to Prema Nayanar, Mahamaya Experience

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