Create an inspiring vision

Requires a clear purpose that is universally accessible and useful, work every day, clear decisions, future-focused.

State of Independence is all about how the truth will come, how we are growing into.

The Caribbean sense of freedom derives from the meditative state.

State Of Independence

State of life, may I live, may I love
Coming out the sky, I name me a name
Coming out silver word for what it is
It is very nature of the sound, the game
Shablamidi, shablamida
Shablamidi, shablamida
Shablamidi, shablamida
Siamese, Indonese, to Tibet treat the life
As a game, if you please (hey)
Coming up Caribee such a freedom
Derives from a meditative state
Movin’ on, believe that’s it, call it magic
Third world, it is, I only guessed it
Shablamidi, shablamida
Shablamidi, shablamida
Shablamidi, shablamida
Shablimidi, shablamida
Shablimidi, shablamida
Shablimidi, shablamida
Shot to the soul the flame of Oroladian
(The) essence of the word
The state of independence
Sounds like a signal from you
Bring me to meet your sound
And I will bring you to my heart
Love, like a signal you call
Touching my body, my soul
Bring to me, you to meet me here
Home, be the temple of your heart
Home, be the body of your love
Just like holy water to my lips
(hey, hey)
Yes, I do know how I survive
Yes, I do know why I’m alive
To love and be with you
Day by day by day by day
Time, time again, it is said
We will hear, we will see
See it all in His wisdom hear
His truth will abound the land
This truth will abound the land
This state of independence shall be
This state of independence shall be
Say, yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah
Be the sound of higher
Love today
Yeah (hey, hey)
Time, time again, it is said
We will hear, we will see
See it all in His wisdom hear
His truth will abound the land
This truth will abound the land
This state of independence shall be
This state of independence shall be
This state of independence shall be
This state of independence shall be
This state of independence shall be.

By Donna Summer
Written by Jon Anderson
Refers to is On Passing the New Menin Gate by Siegfried Sassoon.