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==Notes==

There are no [[Old Energy Archetypes]] in this song! It is a completely positive "invitation to [[Graduation]]."

Klaatu notes, quite correctly, that there are no entrance requirements ("all we need is sitting there in your head") and the individual only has to "feel they can" come along.

The line "The Journey begins come the sun" references the expansion of [[Consciousness]], the descent of [[Highest Self]], often symbolized by a sun, into the [[Physical Unit]]

The line "you sleepy heads get out of bed" is a reference to [[Awakening]], which is a phase in the [[Reconnection]] process.

The line "You can tag along should you feel the urge to merge" is a reference to the [[Reconnection]] (merging with one's Highest Self, and through the merging with the [[Fabric of Consciousness]] and entering into a stage of what some call [[Cosmic Consciousness]], but on the LP we would simply note as a state of high [[CQ]].

==Further Reading==

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[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5grhuvcSes YouTube Video]]

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We're off you know (Klaatu song) - Revision history

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