I wouldn't doubt the band, and the album artist alex grey are educated on the chakra system, along with plenty of other systems of enlightenment.Īs well as the "pot calling the kettle black" saying
WEEPING SHADES OF COZENED INDIGO MEANING HOW TO
I'm not sure how to directly interpret that all together, but I would say that it is at least indicating hypocrisy, false enlightenment, or trying to follow through with intent to mislead others on a path of enlightenment. The word 'cozen' means to cheat, deceive, or trick. this chakra deals mainly with enlightenment of the self. The color that is most commonly associated to this chakra is indigo. One thing I am absolutely sure of about the lyrics of The Pot is that the lyrics "weeping shades of cozened indigo, must have got lemon juice up in your eye." is referring to Anja-the 6th chakra-the third eye. Although there is definately more going on than just the Chief Black Kettle idea, especially this post: I'm going to have to agree with the Cheif Black Kettle idea, seeing as how Lipan Conjuring, which is a native american chant, is the song right after The Pot.
The "weeping shades of cozened indigo" is a reference to the ancient Egyptian udjat eye, with its blue tear running downward. I am uncertain of the source of this quote, so I cannot say with certainty that it is authentic. and this spirit is aforce that cannot be hindered, and can never, never, be stopped." It is but the first rustling, but it is a superhuman rustling - it is supernatural only for the superstitious and ignorant! The Spirit of truth is passing now over the face of dark waters and, in parting them, is compelling them to reveal their spiritual treasures. For out of the deep muddy waters of materiality, a mystic force is rising. "When the artificial chilly flame of modern materialism is extinguished for lack of fuel, those for whom the great hope of existence beyond the grave is a vexation, should prepare for the greatest disappointment they could possible have. The vast muddy waters of the deluge of hopeless materialism.” - “The Beacon of the Unknown” Not too distant, to transport the humanity of a new cycle beyond
Helena Blavatsky used the phrase "the muddy waters of materialism" or "materiality" multiple times in her writings. It is about the hypocrisy of New Agers or possibly a particular New Ager. This song is not about marijuana use nor prosecution of marijuana users.
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