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Eles tambem não sabem E vão a saber? Ficaram na mesma ... Não ali aquela parte só

Por exemplo Grafismo como ? Parece...

Pois é enigma é verdade

Fantatic

Very well

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чувак, очень круто!

everything is orange in the future and nothing makes sense

All things bright n beautiful all creatures great n small...

Moonlight...

Cllctions beauty..

First flying...craft..

Under grnd tunnel..

D lost ship...

Undr wtr

Schl...

Appreceate u all pple...

Mny clltng...

A snk ship...

Its a ship... nside

D wndr of it all...

D undr hdn thngs...

Cllction ....

Soundtrack helps our minds complete the journey here. Artwork is 5 star pro…. So damn great!

Excellent futuristic galactic technology showcase! Absolutely love the immense industrial orange things and vibrant yellow-green neons… real pro works!

Magnifique

Nothing beautiful about extreme carnage.

And to think in the future there may be Generation Ships. Where people spend their entire life on such ships to a new land. Maybe 8 or 9 generations. Good God, could you imagine being one of those individuals? Your entire existence would be in that ship. 😮

very cool❤🎉❤

Galaxy galfax is this near to kalibtose planet latest news.

buen video, excelente trabajo, se agradecen las letras!!!!

Бомба

Слова и муза - тоже нейронки ?

Слова нужно было внизу пустить

Класс !

Fragile Faith and the Echoes of Emptiness in the Search for Meaning Exploring Darkness, Desire, and the Nature of Nothingness in Modern Lyrics and Philosophy Introduction In today’s world, where the intersection of technology, faith, and existential doubt shapes much of our inner landscape, music and philosophy alike grapple with these themes. One darkwave industrial rock song’s lyrics resonate strikingly with the teachings of Jiddu Krishnamurti, a philosopher who spoke on the nature of human consciousness, the illusion of “becoming,” and the profundity of understanding oneself as "nothing." The lyrics navigate themes of lost devotion, shattered beliefs, and a fragile grasp on faith, all while wrestling with desires that, like Krishnamurti’s insights, seem bound to an endless cycle of striving and disillusionment. As we dive into these lyrics and their connections with Krishnamurti’s conversation on psychological becoming, we find an artful examination of the human tendency to pursue meaning only to confront emptiness and ambiguity in return. With lines that echo personal despair and longing, these lyrics pose an enduring question: Can we find salvation within the shadows of our doubts? Living on the Edge of Faith and Nothingness The lyrics explore a narrative of disillusionment and yearning in a world defined by fragile beliefs. Through phrases like “Walking through the silence, shadows in the night,” we are pulled into the isolating and confounding experience of someone searching for meaning amidst darkness. Here, the artist taps into a universal feeling: when promises and dreams fade, only a sense of loss remains. This mirrors Krishnamurti’s views on psychological becoming-the pursuit of something that promises fulfillment but ultimately deepens one's isolation and fear. In his conversation with Pupul Jayakar, Krishnamurti unpacks the idea that humanity’s constant accumulation of memories and knowledge drives a “movement of becoming.” For Krishnamurti, this pursuit is an illusion, a cycle that only reinforces a sense of self as separate and in need of validation. The lyrics resonate with this philosophy, especially in lines like “The pleasures we were seeking, turned to bitter chains.” This transformation of desire into suffering emphasizes the limitations of trying to achieve completion through worldly pursuits alone. The song suggests that seeking comfort in the “madness” of our desires often leads to emptiness-an emotional void filled only by echoes of the self. The Duality of Faith and Desire The lyrics emphasize the tension between faith and desire, posing the question, “Will we rise or fall?” Krishnamurti’s dialogue addresses a similar conflict, asserting that humans often cling to memory and desire as they fear the “nothingness” that lies beyond these constructs. He proposes that true liberation arises not through becoming but by embracing the “now”-a space where desires cease to fuel illusions, allowing one to encounter true intelligence and compassion. Lines like “We’re living on fragile faith, hanging by a thread” emphasize the transient nature of belief, portraying a struggle to reconcile faith with the stark reality of existence. Both the lyrics and Krishnamurti’s philosophy illustrate a world in which people are “chasing after freedom,” only to become ensnared in chains of their own making. In a broader sense, this is the human condition: a dance between faith and desire, between seeking meaning and finding only glimpses of transcendence amid suffering. Echoes in the Darkness: The Search for Meaning The haunting refrain, “Can you hear the silence echo through the dark?” speaks to a profound loneliness-a loneliness born of searching for light in a world that often offers none. Krishnamurti addresses this by challenging the listener to confront the reality that, at our core, we are “nothing but memories, opinions, and judgments.” In seeing this simplicity, he suggests, we open ourselves to an expansive state that transcends personal fears, offering compassion and insight instead. The song’s lyrics extend this exploration, acknowledging the possibility of salvation: “Maybe we can save ourselves if love is still true.” In these words, there is a glimmer of hope amid existential despair-a hope that love, or the simplicity of acceptance, might offer a reprieve from the burdens of desire. This aligns with Krishnamurti’s assertion that by moving beyond time-bound thinking, one can enter a state of compassion that dissolves the walls of individuality. Conclusion In a world shadowed by desires and haunted by the possibility of “nothingness,” both this darkwave rock song and Krishnamurti’s conversation offer a contemplative reflection on the pursuit of meaning. They reveal a shared conviction: that true freedom lies not in the endless striving for more, but in recognizing the profound simplicity of the present. When we release ourselves from the chains of desire and memory, we stand on the edge of “fragile faith” with a clearer sense of self-a self that, paradoxically, may be no more than an echo in the dark. This convergence of music and philosophy compels us to ask: Will we rise or fall? Perhaps the answer lies not in the light we seek, but in embracing the silence of our own inner darkness.

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buen video y trabajo, buena edición

I very much admire your work and I am impressed how you can put into CGI form what I also see in my Matrix inspired visions!

Very nice ❤

Very nice ❤

What a load of boring rubbish !! They're all the same. Any 10 year old can make these, no skill or talent is required. Only losers and nobodies think it's any good.

What a load of boring rubbish !! They're all the same. Any 10 year old can make these, no skill or talent is required. Only losers and nobodies think it's any good.

Why is AI film making so astounding? It's the faces and bodies. So clean and perfect. But in contrast to surreal? No. My mind wants to believe they are real. Once the subtle gestures and expressions are perfected. I am sold!

Its amazing❤

Нежданчик. А как такие субтитры получаются?

Оригинально)