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letra de waves of contempt - akira the don

i’ve listened carefully to your cain and abel lecture but waves of contempt for existence itself keep
coming. there is a part of me that revels in riding these waves, but can i harness them for a good? god you
guys, you ask the hardest questions!

chorus:
waves of contempt for existence itself keep coming. (x2)
there’s a part of me that revels in riding these waves, but can i harness them for good?
waves of contempt for existence itself keep coming

it’s probably time for a little bit of individual psycho-n-lysis. you’re generalising, you know, you say waves
of contempt for existence itself keep coming but i don’t believe that that’s exactly right. i’m certainly not
accusing you of being deceitful, it’s more like low resolution. my suspicions are, is that there is a set of
experiences that you’ve had, that are characteristic to your own personal life, that have caused you some
bitterness and some resentment. and that those haven’t been thought through. usually thinking through
means trying to take as much responsibility for altering the conditions under which those things happened
going forward into the future as possible. like the purpose of memory is to stop you from doing the same
stupid things in the future, right? if you’ve had experiences that have made you bitter and resentful, or are
still engaged in experiences that are doing that, then you need to do a careful micro–n-lysis of what those
are and see if you can, see if you can flip your att-tude in some manner. i’m not saying this is easy, but the
first thing you could do is at least figure out what those memories are. you can kind of tell if something
needs work from a memory perspective if it occurred more than about 18 months ago and when you
remember it still causes like a wave of sadness or anger

chorus

what that means is that your brain is still targeting that experience as threatening and unexplored. and
what that means is that, in some sense, part of you that could exist is still stuck in that memory. because you
can go back and do a careful causal -n-lysis of the events that led up to the unfortunate circ-mstance and
try to map out your role, even if your role is minor. there is going to be things that you could’ve done
differently to avoid it and that’s what you need to figure out for the future. i would say you try to shed all
your personal resentment, a part of that too is to not take things too personally, there’s nothing personal
about the fact that terrible things happen to you, i mean unless you’re directly causally involved. as it says
i believe in the old testament, rains on the just and the unjust alike. the tragedy and difficulty and even
the confrontation with evil are built into the structure of existence and it’s not aimed at you personally; it
may be the price that we pay for existence itself. you could say well that price is too high to pay, but if you
start thinking that way then you make everything much much worse

chorus

it seems better to shoulder your cross voluntarily and stumble forward towards the light, that’s the best
strategy. and just because it’s the best strategy doesn’t even necessarily mean it’s always going to work
like this is no optimistic scenario. like, a dragon is no optimistic scenario. confront the dragon, get the gold
and bring it back to share with the community. and you know that sounds all well and good but after all it is
a dragon, and many people get eaten by them. the myth basically says, well, your best bet is to open your
eyes and speak the truth and look forward forthrightly and confront the hydras that are raising their heads
and their tentacles constantly to frighten you and stop you, and to fight the tyranny of the social structure
when it’s oppressing you unduly. and that’s what you have to do but i would say if that contempt is there
man, that’s really worth digging into. that would be the place where you discover the jungian shadow
because you discover that contempt is an unbelievably destructive force. it would be useful for you to try to
think about, you can use fantasy to do this, it’s like ok if you let that contempt manifest itself fully in like a
dream or a daydream and then you let it go on a rampage, what’s the vision exactly? i mean is it the
destruction of the town? is it the destruction of the country? do you want the entire world to blow up?

chorus

are there specific people that you’re angry at? or maybe you’re angry at yourself? those waves of
contempt are unarticulated elements of experience and they’re part of your shadow. so, can you harness
them for good? well, the more you understand your dark urges the more likely you are to be able to
regulate and control them and to use them as part of your power. a person who has authority is someone
who’s integrated the dangerous parts of themselves and that’s part of what gives their words gravitas and
weight. and so, yes, i think that you can harness them for good, and i think that’s the right thing to do, but it
will involve a fair bit of painful soul searching

- akira the don

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