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Episode 164 features an extended poetic opening with themes of karma, forgiveness, and spiritual consequence, delivered in a musical/spoken word format by Psyche. The poem explores the ideas of returning love, hope, and kindness, and reaping what one has sown.
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The episode begins with a poetic opening at ▶ 0:02, where Psyche invites the world to come closer, and to reflect on its actions. He sings about the importance of forgiveness, and the consequences of cruelty at ▶ 0:43. The poem continues, exploring the themes of karma, mercy, and devotion, with Psyche singing about the value of love, hope, and kindness at ▶ 1:15 and ▶ 2:00. The poem also touches on the idea of a higher self, and the need to remind ourselves of our true nature, despite the distractions and negativity of the world at ▶ 1:55 and ▶ 2:03. At ▶ 2:16, Psyche discusses how peaceful and healing messages are often met with hostility and slander. The poem concludes with a message of hope and forgiveness, and the idea that we will reap what we have sown at ▶ 3:32 and ▶ 4:02.
The episode appears to explore the theme of spiritual consequence, and the idea that our actions have repercussions. It also suggests that forgiveness, mercy, and devotion are essential for personal growth and healing. The poem continues the pattern of exploring complex, thought-provoking ideas, and encouraging listeners to reflect on their own values and actions.
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Come closer world, [music] not to my mouth, but to the mirror. [music] May every hand that offered water be [singing] met with rivers in return. May
every heart that chose forgiveness find a thousand sons to warm its stir. May the ones who gave the last small blanket sleep beneath the sky that doesn't take. And may the love you put in motion [singing] come home heavy as it wake. [music] And if you carried hate like incense. If
you fed suspicion like a pet. If you threw your [singing] wounds at strangers, then pretended you forget. May your cruelty find its address again. [singing] Not as vengeance, not as doom, but as consequence, with eyes wide open in a silent, honest room. [music]
Because the only thing worth holding [music] is what you cannot buy. [singing] Mercy, truth, devotion, [music] the courage not to lie. Return it. [singing] Love [music] a thousandfold.
Hope a thousandfold. Kindness like [music] a crown of gold. [singing] Return it every hidden blade. Every whispered fraud, every harm you [music and singing] tried to trade. Till the world [singing] remembers what it's for. That the only
[music and singing] things of value aren't things anymore. >> [music] >> Some are sent like lanterns walking [singing] not to rule but to remind a higher self behind the static. [music] A sacred law we all can find. And look how this world
treats the message with slander dressed [music] as concern with accusations with projections with the lessons we refuse to learn. They call the peace maker a liar called [music] a healer weak [singing] or strange. Then they weaponize the rumor and demand you never change. Hostility
becomes a [singing] hobby. Crime becomes a normal tone. And the killing of the gentle [music] is [singing] the world admitting what it's grown. Hope was the last thing in the box. Not a crown, not a guarantee. Hope is a firefly in the rubble. A stubborn spark
that looks like me. One last light I lift into [music] the wind. Even if it takes my skin. Even if my name is. This is [music] the message. This is the hymn. [singing] May the [music] generous be repaid with gardens.
May the faithful be [singing] repaid with dawn. May the patient be repaid with answers. [music] May the [singing] lost be led back home. And may the hateful meet their harvest. Not by my head, [singing] not by my
sword, but by the law that never sleeps. You will reap what you poured. Return it. [music] Love a thousandfold. [singing] Hope a thousandfold. Kindness like a crown of gold. return [singing and music]
it. Every cut and stare, every cold delay, every cruel I didn't care till the world remembers what it's for. [singing] That the only things of value aren't things anymore. Watch me burn.
Watch me forgive. Watch [music] me refuse to become what hurt me. Watch [singing] me burning in the blaze. Watch me ascending. [singing]
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