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Making Music (Too)
Ok. Short post. I am still alive. Thank God the summer is over. I hate the hot weather. For the last couple of months, I have been doing nothing but working, learning Dutch, writing and cycling. So basically, I have no room for anything else. AND I started making music in Ableton so HOPEFULLY I will be able to release my new poem album with some musical elements.
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Peace will come; watched a session of astrosophy given by Monika Veres
It was a calm Sunday afternoon when I arrived at the building called Harmony Palace in Budapest. The war between Ukraine and Russia had been going on for a week by then and people all wanted to know what Monika Veres had to say from the perspective of astrosophy. Before anyone would think that this is all about tarot cards, astrology, spellcasting, witchcraft or anything related to any of the above, it just isn’t. Astrosophy is a bit different. Well, to sum it up, because I myself do not get it fully either, it is about the energies of the planets and their energies’ effects on Earth. We all know,…
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Coming Soon
Currently working on a couple of things but I will reveal some details soon. 🙂
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Life After Life
I have started working on a new album which I named ‘Life After Life’. It will be dropped in October or November. Check back for more info and also keep browsing in the Photography section as it will grow as the time passes by. Thank you for being here. xx
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V For Vendetta
pic.twitter.com/XSFJmtWIRJ — LightSeeker (@LiteSeeker18) December 23, 2020
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New Year and About “Final Wave”
As the new year came I realized that there are so many things we should speak out about without fear. The things we see, the things we do not dare to speak up about, the things we perceive, the things we think, the things we experience and I can go on for ever. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rd6N-DSd3mUhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mBVKSlV7jIM Rose McGowan made me realize that it is time to act. It really is time to risk everything and express and speak up. I watched the whole interview on London Real’s website and I am so glad that I did because it gave me so many things. First of all, it made me realize that…
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The Great Fire
I dreamt of a fire. A great fire. I was walking on cobbled pavement next to a huge building. It was a dormitory, I guess. The people who passed me were old. They were talking about a terrible disaster happened in the dormitory. The fire started in the basement and swallowed half of the building. So many young adult people burnt to death. Nobody knew something like this would ever happen. The adults were mourning their children. University students. The weather was mild. It was mid or late Spring. I could feel the mild wind caressing my skin. The building though, the part of it which was close to the…
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Roots #1
I do not know much about my ancestors. I do not really remember them because half of them died before I was born and the other half passed on when I was too little to understand or memorize anything around me. Though I remember hearing stories about my father’s father, my grandfather. I remember from stories that my grandmother’s very first husband served in the Second World War and he died in action. The second husband was my grandfather. He also served in the war but he got home and as a disabled soldier he married my grandmother. He was very silent. He went to the local pub or the shop…
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Just a Little Bit
Istvan died two years ago in September from cancer. He had been hospitalized for almost a whole year. He was battling with the disease for so long and he never let faith fade away in his life. I think about him a lot. He was about 30 years old. He has been serving in the military but eventually quit because the Hungarian political system became something he was not able to relate to. I looked up to him because he thought that staying true to oneself and believing in justice is more important than giving up yourself only to achieve something on material levels. He always wanted a mjölnir tattoo…
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Fears
I remember when moving to the capital I was afraid that I might lose myself. I only heard stories about people moving to the big city and becoming prostitutes, drug addicts, dealers, gamblers, pimps and so on. I soon realized as I was starting to live my life between the monumental high buildings and ghettos that you mostly find trouble if you are looking for one. Otherwise, your life can be as empty and uneventful as in the village. I grew up in there. Isolated from civilization. In a one-way street. It was felt like a homestead than a village. It was so small. Of course, you could reach the…