Inade
Samadhi State

"Samadhi State" is a dialogue with the inner void, a soliloquy of unconscious echoes, a state of ecstatic hypnosis and catatonic trance.

"Samadhi State" takes the shape of whoever experiences it; it dissolves in the listening but scars the soul like a glacial wound ("Ghost Sector").

"Samadhi State" opens the doors of the psyche; reality dissolves and becomes just a dark and formless blot of impenetrable and metropolitan sounds ("Samadhi State Part One"), but another world is unveiled: that of Enlightenment and the individual dissolution into the infinity of the cosmos. A gentle and detached mantra adorned with auroral and abstract melodies ("Samadhi State Part Two") illuminates the path of wisdom, but it is still too early to embark on it.

Ghosts, the shadows of the mind obscure that path; icy steel pulsations are accompanied by mumbles and underwater ravings ("Legion of God") while solitary chimes of massive and menacing consistency thunder coldly and silently, creeping through the underground tunnels of the psyche ("Uninhabited Red"). The fog confuses and disorients the mind and its consciousness, trapped between the bars of alienating and martial gloomy monolithic sirens ("Cages").

The momentary but intense mystical purification arrives like a leap into hyperspace. Mind, consciousness, and the unconscious break the cage and hurl into a state of individual superconsciousness: Everything is Nothing, and Nothing, the void (Shunya) becomes the principle and realization of the Self. The liberation from anxieties and burdens, the angelic and immutable level of concentration, and the achievement of divine perfection leave a trail of smoky sighs and rocky remnants; the remnants of existence leave everything behind, floating ever more distant. What remains is the void, and we remain, immortal stars shining as brightly as the infinity of the universe.

Silence. Peace...