THE WAY TO GYAN-GANJ III, Samij Datta, 2011

The Valeloluva Hymn of the Red Poppies for the Everlasting Chant on the Alblackica Day

Consciousness-Analogue

Lamarck was an insolated cone in the canvas of questions, episteme root resolves functions of Satprem; to the river was the eye watching the green fish-fins of Marcel Proust in the day of remembrance, 11^th November 8191-1918.00 points in the fractal de-fractal frame of Alblackica peace.

The turbo speed of the Valeloluva chanting the Valeloluva hymn in the nutcracker of an asymptotic curve reminds the way through which the pleasured dome of sanctity is to be reached via the Boson tram-lines of the Hermione; the statue becomes the Pliny of Rome in the translucence of the glazed glass mirror through which the Auto-mine mind of the habber-brahman speaks or corresponds with the intranet networks of the creative impulse in the decathlon of Olympia; sitting by the river the mountains looked like grasses grazed by the black cow of Odeon in the several gold Razder goblets of the grape-moun law; boats are beats of the Ruhatit time of the Baquytra mother in the cave-mesonic era of the Johaman and the Noah-man sailing in the empty mandala circles of the primal fracto-void of ethereal existence; the sine cosine functions of the orbital heterodox are the shining electro-structures of mesomoun particles; zabber on zabber is the cross-triangular logic of the arc-polymatria: the kalpa-kalpu-kalpe of the creation. Valeloluva…Valeloluva…Valeloluva chants the eternal time in the time-keeper’s Harrods of solvent neutralization; polygraph of the acetaldehyde is the C-Butamin cross-hatch lepton in the anomalous expansion of water in hydroponics; beneath the hydra, the labyrinth of walking stones saw the nocturnal bird revisit the sun in the darkness of the moon. Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah, the gates of the creation are opening in time…

– Joy Roy Choudhury

Ref: Photograph from Pink Floyd The Final Cut Album Archive.

Remembrance Day: At 11 AM on 11th Nov, 1918 the ceasefire was signed at Rethondes, France between Allied Powers and Germany to end “The War To End All Wars”. On the same day  a year later in 1919, American President Woodrow Wilson marked the first Armistice Day celebrations.