I am posting this for you tied to my post on the Inner Sanctuary. I think you will know what I am talking about.
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I am posting this for you tied to my post on the Inner Sanctuary. I think you will know what I am talking about.
That was beautiful!Dragonoake wrote: ↑Fri Dec 20, 2024 10:31 pmI work in a grocery store and don't ask me how, but I got talking to a customer about this song and about whether or not the rather African-sounding words actually meant something, or if they were just made-up words that sounded good...
It stuck with me all day, so I looked it up when I got home.
Come to find out the words are Zulu, and the first line roughly translates to "Every Morning, You Bring Us Good Luck. You're a lion."
Now I'm thinking that I could adapt the words a bit to fit my Solar Saber of the Sun Inferno
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I thought so, especially when I always have music in my head, so it would seem a good way to communicateBetween what you said and then listening to the music. Definitely! It would be a beautiful, wonderful, and amazing way to build a connection with your new companion.
YES!! A spontaneous blue-sky comment from a total stranger about a 60+ year old song (that has a lot of the qualities of a magickal chant) leads to a discussion that almost seems intended to give me something to think about.That part you wrote, " . . . and don't ask me how, but . . . " I think that was your companion reaching out and nudging you.