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Sodiac

Sodiac entstand in einem Gefühl absoluter Ausgeglichenheit. Ich denke, das kann man dem Song anhören. Bis zum Ende ist Sodiac ein schwebender Teppich, in dem man sich spielend fallen lassen kann. ich schliesse die Augen, fliege, und vor meinem inneren Auge breitet sich eine unendliche Landschaft aus.

Die Stimme ist von Anjibee, einer Sängerin, Songwriterin und Podcasterin aus Kalifornien. Sie stellt einige Ihrer Arbeiten unter der Creative Commons Lizenz zur Verfügung, was mir ermöglicht, die Gesangsspuren zu nutzen. Anjibee rezitiert den buddhistischen Text von Sukhavagga - Happiness.

Schon längere Zeit stand das musikalische Gerüst fest und Ihre gesprochene Textspur passt herausragend zum Song. Ich freue mich riesig, das ich Ihr Material gefunden habe und ich damit arbeiten kann.

Song:	Sodiac	Download Song
Genre:	World/Trance
Länge:	4:04 Min.

Komposition:	Chimaer
Produktion:	Chimaer
Mixing & Mastering:	Chimaer
Stimme/Gesang:	Anjibee
Lyrics:	Thanissaro Bhikkhu
Copyright-Hinweis Lyrics:	Originalquelle: Adapted from the original translation by Thanissaro Bhikkhu © 1997 For free distribution. This work may be republished, reformatted, reprinted, and redistributed in any medium. It is the author's wish, however, that any such republication and redistribution be made available to the public on a free and unrestricted basis and that translations and other derivative works be clearly marked as such.
Copyright-Hinweis Song:	Der Song "Sodiac" wird unter der Creative Commons Lizenz "Namensnennung-Nicht-kommerziell 3.0 Deutschland (CC BY-NC 3.0)" veröffentlicht.

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www.anjibee.com

Lyrics:

197-200

How very happily we live, free from hostility among those who are hostile. Among hostile people, free from hostility we dwell.

How very happily we live, free from misery among those who are miserable. Among miserable people, free from misery we dwell.

How very happily we live, free from busyness among those who are busy. Among busy people, free from busyness we dwell.

How very happily we live, we who have nothing. We will feed on rapture like the Radiant gods.

201

Winning gives birth to hostility. Losing, one lies down in pain. The calmed lie down with ease, having set winning & losing aside.

202-204

There's no fire like passion, no loss like anger, no pain like the aggregates, no ease other than peace.

Hunger: the foremost illness. Fabrications: the foremost pain. For one knowing this truth as it actually is, Unbinding is the foremost ease.

Freedom from illness: the foremost good fortune. Contentment: the foremost wealth. Trust: the foremost kinship. Unbinding: the foremost ease.

205

Drinking the nourishment, the flavor, of seclusion & calm, one is freed from evil, devoid of distress, refreshed with the nourishment of rapture in the Dhamma.

206-208

It's good to see Noble Ones. Happy their company — always. Through not seeing fools constantly, constantly one would be happy.

For, living with a fool, one grieves a long time. Painful is communion with fools, as with an enemy — always. Happy is communion with the enlightened, as with a gathering of kin.

So: the enlightened man — discerning, learned, enduring, dutiful, noble, intelligent, a man of integrity: follow him — one of this sort — as the moon, the path of the zodiac stars.