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Identity
04:06
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Identity cannot be the only way to see
Reality. Beyond yourself into inner space...
...Infinity. Yet another glimpse through the lens of
Divinity. Unto you who has been given eternal Identity
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Go Forth Knowing
03:45
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You've already heard this strange story. Birth, life, death, always. Now go forth knowing the essence of your true nature.
You've already heard this by now. The phrases repeat forever. The locked groove knocks a loop loose and we dance in the moment.
All time flows from the source while space expands. As I turn to dust go forth and understand.
You've already heard this for sure. The phrases repeat in cycles of patterns past, present, future, forever for a moment.
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Catt Mouch Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Past:
Tyler's Stereo (2003-2006)
Cry of the Benu (2005-
2006)
Natura Mas (2007-2009)
Friskee Family Band (2007)
esthing (2007-2010)
Oida (2010-2012)
The Temple Savant (2013)
Present:
Little Kicks (2014-present)
Catt Mouch (Solo) (2015-present)
Metabaron (2016-present)
Sunroom (2018-present)
Agra (2019-present)
... more
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