“Soft secession” isn’t the kind of dramatic, fireworks-level breakaway you might picture. It’s more like a state gradually drifting away from federal control — opting out of certain responsibilities, withholding cooperation, and building its own systems — without ever formally declaring independence. Continue reading
A Balanced & Impartial Commentary
“Let’s talk about one of those peculiarly American social paradoxes. A man with a bullhorn burns the flag. It happened yesterday. The crowd gasps, the headlines shout. And yet—this act, as jarring as it feels—is exactly the kind of speech the First Amendment protects. Continue reading
Powerful, potent and persistent — that’s what my diode earrings are.
Took a night off the Suno project, gathered some videos you might find interesting and amusing. Continue reading
[Verse 1 – Malkuth]
Engel der Wächter, treuer Begleiter,
Geh heut mit mir und leite meine Schritte. Continue reading
I’m just about to start sorting through the various 100 or more albums I’ve been making since I started working on Suno — and Suno has gone a long way since then, and is a lot more sophisticated and maneuverable than before.
Most of the albums are incomplete at the moment, and some are only a single song to indicate the meaning and direction of the album. I’m only after the finished albums at the moment. Continue reading
Here’s your transliterated lyrics so you can sing along!
Ingelosi yabagcini, umhlobo osenyongweni
Hamba nam namhlanje, undikhokhele kumanyathelo am
Ingelosi yeeNgelosi, umthunywa weSityhilelo
Thetha nam ngokucacileyo, nangeNyaniso Continue reading
[Verse 1 – Malkuth]
Mal’akh ha-shomrim, ben levayah karov,
Lech imi hayom v’hadrikh et tza‘aday.
[Verse 2 – Yesod]
Mal’akh ha-malakhim, shaliakh ha-hitgalut,
Daber elai b’virur u’v’emet.
[Verse 3 – Hod]
Mal’akh ha-sarim, magen amim v’umot,
Barekh et kehilati b’shalom u’v’achdut.
[Verse 4 – Netzach]
Mal’akh ha-kochot, magen ha-or,
Hagen alai mitzarah v’chazek et r’tzoni.
[Verse 5 – Tiphereth]
Mal’akh ha-middot, tzinor ha-chesed,
Male oti b’omets, b’rifui uva-or.
[Verse 6 – Gevurah]
Mal’akh ha-shlitim, madrikh ha-mak’helot,
Har’eh li et haderekh hay’sharah u’shmor oti miyosher.
[Verse 7 – Chesed]
Mal’akh ha-kis’ot, noseh ha-tzedek,
Basis oti b’izzun uv’seder ha-kadosh.
[Verse 8 – Binah]
Mal’akh ha-k’ruvim, shomer ha-sodot,
Ptach li sha‘arei ha-chokhmah v’hada‘at.
[Verse 9 – Chokmah]
Mal’akh ha-s’rafim, bo’er b’ahavah tehorah,
Hatzet et libi b’lahavat ha-emet ha-elohit shelkha.
[Verse 10 – Kether]
Mal’akh ha-keter, makor ha-or,
Basis oti b’harmonia netzachit uv’achdut olamit. Continue reading
गार्जियन के देवदूत, मेरे निकट साथी,
Angel of the Guardians, close companion,
आज मेरे साथ चलो और मेरे कदमों का मार्गदर्शन करो।
Walk with me today and guide my steps. Continue reading
When sung, spoken, or even whispered silently, these prayers seem to do far more than just ride on the air. They create a resonance that alters the space around the listener and the singer alike. The wonder lies not in superstition but in the simple mechanics of vibration: sound moves through matter, through nerves, through thought. A prayer, when set to raga, becomes more than words — it becomes a carefully tuned frequency that reshapes the atmosphere. Continue reading