HAVE YOU EVER LOST SOMEONE CLOSE? You must watch this video! The words and imagery are a comfort and a warm pillow for my tears for those I have lost and I hope it will be a comfort for you too? It was written by Tim Booth of James who I met on Saturday night and he sang this song at their gig at the NIA, Birmingham which was inspired by losing him mum earlier this year. She was 90 and died in his arms. He clearly dreams of a possibility of reincarnation? However, whatever your belief: (I was Christened C of E but now Agnostic; to me the only true religion is the pursuit of truth. If St Thomas (Doubting Thomas) existed, I am he; he needed to see the nail wounds before he could have faith...allegedly?) this video is a comfort. The animation has won best animation of the year and made entirely in Golden wool. It portrays a dying partner and her doting partner and his bedside vigil. He is trying to make her well but she is ready to “Move On” As she fades away shown by the wool unraveling (“Time always unwinding”),from her he is trying to tell her by trying to put the wool back but she stops him; telling him it’s ok my love (my words) I am ready. (Strong but open hearted, Accept leaving when leavings come.) We then see a dancing pregnant young woman with the strand of wool from the dying partner building up in her arms (a new life from an old life) (“Now my bags are packed and my sails are tacked and my course is marked by stars”) reincarnation? The end of the strand of golden wool from the partner now gone never leaves his face but has become a new life somewhere else? (“ Im on my way, Soon be moving on my way, Leave a little light on, Leave a little light on”) (“Walking down this road when my pulse beats slow hope to have you close at hand when this cycle ends will it start again? Will we recognize old friends?) See it for yourself and like all great art you may see different messages than me? I hope you do not feel I am being my usual strange morbid self with my dark posts but that I am just trying to give something comforting, beautiful and helpful to aid you in the daily grief we who have lost those so dear to us? Whatever your beliefs if you are anything like me you still talk to the ones you have lost? In my case my gorgeous late Mum and Dad. I will always “leave a little light on” for them! Michael John George (Formerly Brown) https://youtube/watch?v=IdcN4BRpmGI
Posted on: Mon, 24 Nov 2014 02:17:23 +0000
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