Innit (feat. BARD)

Verse A

For centuries,

the human creature

has convinced itself

of the most absurd narratives

a person could ever conceive.

And this leads

to the following idea:

"What is real,

exactly?"

Well,

that is certainly a

difficult question,

for us,

and for our ancestors.

Contrary to the common sense,

reality is not exclusive

to the objective dimension.

The subjective is also real,

and not only the physical,

and measurable,

and concrete.

"But...

what do you

mean by that?!”

You might

be asking.

I’ll tell you.

Let’s look at

the religious experiences,

for example.

Verse B

From this,

we can conclude

that the way we think about God

has very little impact

on how God acts

in our lives.

In a post-contemporary perspective,

religion

is an individual relationship

With the divine,

or with nature,

or with the universe,

or with everything.

Aren’t those all different ways of saying the same thing?

The social and community aspect

are absolutely secondary,

even though

many religious institutions claim the complete opposite.

In objective terms,

it’s a one-to-one connection

with the forces

that manifest in the world

the balance between

order and chaos.

And nowadays,

more than ever,

people are not satisfied

with a single and unique

religious narrative.

The humans of our time

are quite curious

in that aspect.

We drink from many sources.

The old,

and the new.

We celebrate Christmas,

and use the constellations

to explain our personality.