Tiësto ~ Sarah McLachlan ~ Silence ~ Delerium

This version of this song is quite sentimental to me. This version is fantasticqqllly done, into Adagio for Strings, but I wanted a bit more bass so added the Vertigo VSM-3. Cheers ‪@tiesto‬ ‪@sarahmclachlan‬
I understand that Sarah McLachlan is agnostic at best, but the lyrics speak otherwise. Think. "I can't hold it all in -- if you won't let me." "Give Me Peace."
As Harvard’s Dr. King states regarding The Apocryphon of John on p. 243 of her work: “Through their very particular reading of shared cultural resources, the framers and readers of The Secret Revelation of John produced a powerful social-political critique and a utopian vision of reality. The Secret Revelation of John represents itself as having the key to the true meaning of all of human history, the truth finally available only through revelation. Christ’s teaching illumines the most prestigious cultural traditions by throwing them into the light of revelation. The traditions of the past can now be seen for what they are: deceptions, counterfeit images, and partial truths. But one can now also see in them the real truth. The Secret Revelation of John provides a paradigm for distinguishing between the true and the seeming, the model and the copy, the real and the deceptive.”
She goes on to state on pp. 237-238 in her book, The Secret Revelation of John (SecJohn/ApJohn,) “another purpose might be exegetical. The fact that The Secret Revelation to John is framed as the return of Christ to complete his revelation and show the way back to the Divine Realm makes it possible to read it as the completion of Christ’s revelation in The Gospel of John, the fulfillment of his promise to return and show them the way back to the Father. The Apocryphon of John is filling in the gaps in Christ’s revelation in The Gospel of John, offering a fuller narrative of the Divine Realm [Pleroma,] the creation of the world and humanity; the condition of humanity in the world, and salvation. The ascription of the work to John overtly places The Apocryphon of John in the tradition of Johannine Christianity and it has the effect of asking readers to interpret The Gospel of John within the framework of Christ’s revelation.”

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Extremly beautiful

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Beautiful