In The Aftermath of The Psychoses

Vaksinius · In The Aftermath of The Psychoses (*)

[Intro]

[Verse 1]
Am I incompetent, I ask.
I really thought it was my task
to make what I delete as void,
now come to senses, and annoyed.

[Verse 2]
I truly was insane, and thought
a real hostility I fought.
Psychotic, I made many things.
Now, any of its sadness brings.

[Choir]
My Lord! (My Lord, I am by You!)
My Lord! (And I have mine to do!)
My Lord! (Allow the next step to too!)
Now I see I have work to do!

[Verse 3]
By thinking of it, being smart,
I see the chance, now, to make art.
I pray to You, Lord: Give me strength!
What I think of takes strength of length.

[Short instrumental]

[Bridge]
A novel I will try to make.
And see my illness for that sake.
Incompetent, I will not be.
My Lord, set me from sadness free!

[Choir]
My Lord! (My Lord, I am by You!)
My Lord! (And I have mine to do!)
My Lord! (Allow the next step too!)
Now I see I have work to do!

[Bridge]
A novel I will try to make.
And see my illness for that sake.
Incompetent, I will not be.
My Lord, set me from sadness free!

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My Prayer

Vaksinius · My Prayer (*)

Christ, my reliever,
Lord, my redeemer,
please forgive, for I have sinned.
My God, let me in.
I know for certain
I am your child.
Truth lies behind the curtain.
Please, let me be styled.

I know for certain
I am your child.
Truth lies within the fountain.
Please, let me be styled.

Christ, my reliever,
Lord, my redeemer,
please forgive, for I have sinned.
My God, set me in.
I know for certain
I am your child.
Truth lies within the fountain.
Please, let me be styled.

I know for certain
I am your child.
Truth lies within the fountain.
Please, let me be styled.

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Won Her

Vaksinius ® · Won Her (*)

WON HER

[Intro]

[Refrain]
See, I have got a friend, [so yeah,] –
I’ve really got a friend!
And Lauren is her name, [so yeah;]
I know I’ve got a friend!

[Verse 1]
When I think of the ones
whose “over there” and sons,
I think of Lauren as
the being of that class.

[Choir]
Da da da da and [hey!]
da da da da, to [stay!].
Da da da da, the [joy!]
da da da da, oh‘ [boy!]

[Instrumental]

[Refrain]
See, I have got a friend, [so yeah,] –
I’ve really got a friend!
And Lauren is her name, [so yeah;]
I know I’ve got a friend!

[Verse 3]
She’s loyal, she is meek.
My humour she will seek.
The tune which she will sing,
on feet, the heart will bring.

[Verse 4]
Whenever I am lost
in thoughts of prey and cost;
I think of her as mine,
and heavenly I shine!

[Choir]
Da da da da and [hey!]
da da da da, to [stay!].
Da da da da, the [joy!]
da da da da, oh‘ [boy!]

[Outro[

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Reality

Vaksinius ® · Reality (*)

REALITY

[Intro]

[Chorus]
The realities are not like elves.
The realities speak for themselves.
The may hurt, they may blind, they may rule.
The realities outlive the fool.

[Verse 1]
Any fool will by passion show up.
Any fool will be of tea a cup.
Any fool will be sugar, the taste
of the tea, and to future the vast.

[Instrumental]

[Chorus]
The realities are not like elves.
The realities speak for themselves.
The may hurt, they may blind, they may rule.
The realities outlive the fool.

[Verse 2]
Since the blind leading blind goes astray,
there for fools in this life is no way.
Since to offer good work is too bad,
Any fool is too poor and too sad.

[Instrumental]

[Chorus]
(The realities are not like elves.
The realities speak for themselves.
The may hurt, they may blind, they may rule.
The realities outlive the fool.)

[Chorus]
The realities are not like elves.
The realities speak for themselves.
The may hurt, they may blind, they may rule.
The realities outlive the fool.

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Sex with One's Own Daughter

Obviously, it would be an embarrasement if a man went to bed with his own daughter, raping his conscience. So to do would be to kill his conscience, meaning, such a man is not trustworthy. Also, it would destroy the relation of man and husband, dependent as it is on respect for eachother.

In Leviticus 18 it is not stated, clearly, a sexual relation of man and daughter is forbidden. I says, though, sexual relations are forbidden within the close family. Incest is forbidden. And it is clearly stated:

"Thou shall not uncover the nakedness of thy brother's wife: it is thy brother's nakedness." (18:16) His daughter is she.

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Be Nice

Be nice. Be twice.

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The Way of Love

® Vaksinius · The Way of Love (*)

THE WAY OF LOVE

[Intro]

[Verse 1]
As surely not an animal,
the human being is.
His being is not terminal
By love it is not this.

[Verse 2]
The devil will reduce and kill
The being showing grace.
Take heed. Commit to love by will,
and let the being face.

[Chorus]
And; what is love? The devil asks.
The devil will see tasks.
Love is to see your neighbour grow.
It is a need, you know.

[Bridge]
Commit to being it to do.
That it is saving you.
Take care. That is the word for it.
Take care! Show you are lit.

[Chorus]
And; what is love? The devil asks.
The devil will see tasks.
Love is to see your neighbour grow.
It is a need, you know.

[Verse 2]
The devil will reduce and kill
The being showing grace.
Take heed. Commit to love by will,
and let the being face.

[Bridge]
Commit to being it to do.
That it is saving you.
Take care. That is the word for it.
Take care! Show you are lit.

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There is no such thing

There is no such thing as nothing.

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The Thing of Life

® Vaksinius · The Thing of Life - I (*)

THE THING OF LIFE

[Intro]

[Verse 1]
Say, what is that and what is this …
A somewhat difference there is.
And likewise, what one does afford
Is not what one gets from the Lord.

[Verse 2]
Addressing God, one humbly hides.
Addressing people, one show prides.
Two sided is the world to man.
And overturn it, no-one can.

[Choir]
Distinction, see, make of the two.
Distinct make what is me from you.
Distinct make “it”. (The sex appeal.
) It is not fit. (It is for real.)

[Instrumental]
By quantity, one saw what’s not
. By quality, one vision got.
By quantity, a man is son.
By quality, he is the one.

[Choir]
Distinction, see, make of the two.
Distinct make what is me from you.
Distinct make “it”. (The sex appeal.)
It is not fit. (It is for real.)

[Bridge]
By taste and smell, the vision got
by children active means a lot.
Since vision is the parenthood,
the thing of life is understood.

[Choir]
Distinction, see, make of the two.
Distinct make what is me from you.
Distinct make “it”. (The sex appeal.)
It is not fit. (It is for real.)

[Bridge]
By taste and smell, the vision got
by children active means a lot.
Since vision is the parenthood,
the thing of life is understood.

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Ad Satan

AD SATAN

Common misunderstandings:

1. Satan is opposite (wife) to God.
2. Satan makes good by provoking.

Reality:
Satan is a parasite.

If God is holy (wholly), Satan is functional, thinking of himself as quality to the quantitative. So, Satan reduces God to be “not a god” – just a thing.

By provoking, Satan thinks of himself as aiming at goodness. Parasites can make individuals change behaviour, though not orientation.

Satan may attack innocent peoples. Satan envies intelligence and beauty, as such is sign of innocence. Satan makes weak. Parasites do. And will seriously damage or end life if not fought. In individual lives, being infected by parasites may inflict a change in orientation or behaviour. This is not enough, to Satan: Satan wants to control the being. Any being is to Satan false.

Being a function, Satan has nothing in Heaven to do.

Satan is unintelligent. And precisely this is what makes Satan so dangerous: He is stupid. He does not understand (“not a thing”). He cannot be talked to. He is a psychopath.

Satan is disgusting. He is simple and cheap. Contrary to Satan stands what is outstudied, as the pure esthetical orientation, to be found in orientations towards art. In music especially in hard rock, punk and classical music, though everywhere, really, and in fine art to be found especially in sculptural work. The danger of being outstudied, is the chance of being motivated to be ignorant to any other. That is inconsiderate to be, and insistent – and reckless?

“A little learning is a dangerous thing.”
(Alexander Pope, in Essay on Criticism 2 (the year of 1711)

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