Lotus Flower Blooming In Pure Land

The absurd world felt like a reflection of the self, full of contradictions. A mental landscape that transcended good and evil, purity and turbidity, and arrived at nirvana. And a return to life.

1. Lotus Flower
A symbolic melody is played on a music box to open the piece. On a multinational track that evokes a variety of backgrounds, the song speaks of the pathos of living as a vulnerable person in modern Japan. The tension building in the second part of the song is about the absurdity of the world that will never be resolved, and the grotesqueness of the seemingly peaceful everyday life. (Older Brother.)

I see illusions. Wandering the boundary between dream and reality. A voice echoes in my ears, and all I see is a white sky. I am not qualified to answer, and I know that my voice cannot be heard. Unfulfilled" is about remembering the present in the future. The present becomes a fetter on the future self. Live in the present. (Younger Brother)

2. Pure Land (Jodo)
The song begins with a gentle piano loop and describes a mental landscape that has gone beyond despair to Sukhavati (Pure Land in Sanskrit). The journey to paradise, which has continued since the first album "Gokuraku," ends with a powerful lyric about the hope of living.