Yin -Yang & Five Elements: Cyclical Encounter "The Farthest Seeker" - The bonds found through habits, words, and the body's inner compass - (Moving Forward Side by Side ver.)

Yin-Yang & Five Elements: Cyclical Encounter "The Farthest Seeker"

* The bonds found through habits, words, and the body's inner compass -
Moving Forward Side by Side ver.

This song is not music about adjusting yourself to someone else.
Nor is it music that only depicts moving forward strongly on your own.

A step taken in solitude, and the time spent walking alongside someone else.

After passing through both, it moves forward together with a bond, without losing freedom.

This is a record that begins from there a record of moving forward side by side.

Before searching for reasons, before putting meaning into words, there are times when the body chooses the direction to move.

And beyond that, there are times when we walk while looking toward the same future as someone else, without letting go of our own freedom or the other person's freedom.

The Moving Forward Side by Side ver. depicts what comes after freedom and bond meet once again.

Feelings that could not be put into words.
Answers that could not be handed over.
Words that were simply placed beside someone.

Even so, the path we kept walking eventually gave someone else a gentle push from behind, and carried ourselves forward as well.

It does not have to be complete.
It does not have to move at the same speed.
It is enough to keep checking the way forward, even with different strides.

The compass was not outside of us.
It had quietly existed from the beginning, within our habits, our words, and our bodies.

This work also has two other versions of the same story: "The Farthest Seeker (Pressing Forward ver.)," which depicts the perspective of deciding to step forward alone, and "The Farthest Seeker (Walking Side by Side ver.)," which depicts the perspective of walking alongside someone else.

A step taken in solitude, and the time spent walking alongside someone else.
And then, moving forward together with a bond without losing freedom.

These three perspectives are not meant to decide which one is correct.

This is a song for those who have accepted a bond that moves toward the future without losing themselves, and without binding someone else.

At its root is the Survival Circulation Philosophy.

It begins with the survival instinct.
Read the body's reactions.
Continue choosing through trial and space.
That is freedom.
Freedom evolves and circulates.

*Street acupuncture does not refer to performing treatment on the street. It is an outreach activity designed to make acupuncture feel more familiar through verbal explanations, QR code distribution, and similar forms of communication.
*This song is not intended as a substitute for medical care. It is a musical expression of AgEs worldview.