Soul Return
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Soul Return
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We do not die - We only change
All must die before their rebirth as
fruit must rot to release its seed
soul transmigration from divinity to
the mutable world of birth and
disease, old age and death the breeze
created by a soul's departure arising
from this dead and lifeless shell we
emanate from the deceased we do
not die only change, only change, you
know we do not die only change - you
know we only change death is the
dying of the light now the
imperishable soul begins its journey to
the divine implicit and vague become
explicit and clear infinitely long
passage from another world to our
own the winds of a departing soul-
the time of now is slipping away we
do not die only change, only change.
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