Manfred Mann's Earth Band: Questions Meaning
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This song proves that there are celestial beings heavenliness entities who are also ETs who can communicate only to those who are ready and receptive within us. The Kingdom of God is within, says Paul the apostle but many take this statement for granted and still look outside the dreamland of earthly existence. So fascinating is there are still questions about what actually was communicated to the artist, if any. I believe whether he was high on substance or just high on the brains chemistry that going within is the only way to know the all, everything and the "no thing" or Shiva as Sadguru would say.The outside world closes an open door to us but the celestial family opens our inner door to see the Truth. What a beautiful soulful song, made for modern minds to unite with the Creator of All.
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