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	The song references a [[Connection Event]] experienced, presumably, by a soldier in the middle of a war. Presumably, the connection event was the inspiration for the revelations expressed in the song.		The song references a [[Connection Event]] experienced, presumably, by a soldier in the middle of a war. Presumably, the connection event was the inspiration for the revelations expressed in the song.

	While quite beautiful, the song nevertheless contains [[Old Energy ~~Archetyes~~]] of [[Judgment Archetype\|Judgment]] and exclusion. As noted in the [[BOLIFE]], graduation is a celebratory event open to all.		While quite beautiful, the song nevertheless contains [[Old Energy Archetypes]] of [[Judgment Archetype\|Judgment]] and exclusion. As noted in the [[BOLIFE]], graduation is a celebratory event open to all.

	==Further Reading==		==Further Reading==

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	<blockquote class="definition">'''After the Gold Rush''' is a song about [[Graduation]] by [[Neil Young]]. In the song, Neil paints a picture of an end-times celebration where the "silver seed of nature" are flown off a dying planet to a "new home in the sun."</~~div~~>		<blockquote class="definition">'''After the Gold Rush''' is a song about [[Graduation]] by [[Neil Young]]. In the song, Neil paints a picture of an end-times celebration where the "silver seed of nature" are flown off a dying planet to a "new home in the sun."</blockquote>

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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<blockquote class="definition">'''After the Gold Rush''' is a song about [[Graduation]] by [[Neil Young]]. In the song, Neil paints a picture of an end-times celebration where the "silver seed of nature" are flown off a dying planet to a "new home in the sun."</div>

==Notes==
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<div class="definition">'''After the Gold Rush''' is a song about [[Graduation]] by [[Neil Young]]. In the song, Neil paints a picture of an end-times celebration where the "silver seed of nature" are flown off a dying planet to a "new home in the sun."</div>

==Notes==

The song references a [[Connection Event]] experienced, presumably, by a soldier in the middle of a war. Presumably, the connection event was the inspiration for the revelations expressed in the song.

While quite beautiful, the song nevertheless contains [[Old Energy Archetyes]] of [[Judgment Archetype|Judgment]] and exclusion. As noted in the [[BOLIFE]], graduation is a celebratory event open to all.

==Further Reading==

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	[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1e3m_T-NMOs YouTube Video]]		[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1e3m_T-NMOs YouTube Video]

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After the Gold Rush - Revision history

139.59.138.88: Text replacement - "]]" to " [["

Michael: Text replacement - "Archetyes" to "Archetypes"

Mike Sosteric: Text replacement - "" to ""

Mike Sosteric: /* Further Reading */

Mike Sosteric: /* Further Reading */

Mike Sosteric at 13:56, 20 December 2018

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