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Hooray!!

I finally managed to listen to this magical song!!
Well, what can I say? My expectations were completely fulfilled—it really is a masterpiece!!!


The song’s vibration and the rhythm itself awaken something ancient and forgotten within. Apparently, I wanted to hear it so much for a reason: both the melody and every word resonated so strongly that tears began to stream from my eyes (which is really not typical of me). They flowed on their own, and there was nothing I could do about it. Perhaps they were tears of delight

(thankfully, no one was home, otherwise I would have had to explain to my family “what upset me so much,” and how to explain that it wasn’t distress?)
The song carries such a powerful message that it seems like a spell: it is both a call-prayer to Makosh and, at the same time, a plea—an incredibly powerful impulse!



You immediately want to sing along and dance during the choruses, and then during the verses too. But I could only sing along after listening to the song about ten times—before that, my tears kept me from singing. Breathtakingly beautiful!!

The visuals are, of course, wonderful too

But as an aural person, sound has always mattered more to me
Every time I’m amazed that it isn’t real people singing, but AI—it is done so skillfully that if I didn’t know exactly where the voices and the song came from, I don’t think I could distinguish it from live singing
Many thanks, Teacher! I think I’ll listen to and sing this fateful hymn from Makosh many more times

