Lemon Jelly Album

What do you do?
What do you do, in the bath?

Oh
What do you do, in the bath?

Oh
What do you do, in the bath?

What do you do, in the bath?

Ready?
Ready.
Nervous tension.
Nervous tension.
Is an unseen enemy of the human mind.
Nervous tension can cause you to lack confidence in yourself,
to lose your powers of concentration and to be inefficient in your work.
Nervous tension can prevent you from relaxing,
can spoil your leisure hours,
and rob you of the sleep you need at night.
Nervous tension.
Nervous tension.
The purpose of this record is to train you in the art of relaxing
both your mind and your body.
Use it regularly.
Train your mind through repetition, to follow the suggestions.
Then you'll be ready to progress to side 2.

The mind remains tense when it is restlessly turning over personal
problems,
worrying about financial matters, or the conflicts of daytime employment,
or fretting over the troubles of the world.

A mind so strained and tense cannot relax, even in sleep.
Night passes in uneasy dreams, the body is not refreshed as it should be.
But you can overcome this difficulty if you thoroughly relax your mind
before you go to bed (?).
Better still you can learn to relax from time to time during the day, so
that nervous tension never builds up to an unpleasant degree.

Nervous tension.
Nervous tension.

You will carefully plan your course through life.
You will think about your plans often.
Think about it with interest.
Think with pleasure of the satisfaction you'll feel
as the plan becomes reality.
You will firmly imprint in your mind this phrase:
'I maintain at all times a calm, confident, cheerful state of mind.'
You will repeat it aloud to yourself at least 3 times daily.

You will give your mind and body the rest they need to restore energy.
Very shortly you will no longer need to listen to my advice.
You will absorb and understand the suggestions I have given you,
and you will learn to give them to yourself.

Nervous tension.
Nervous tension.
And now we shall begin.

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Surely no greater King has ever lived.
No one with the love and kindness, strength and courage of King Raam.

This is basic plucking, or, the Staunton Lick.

Hold down the chord of C, pluck a fretted bass string with
the thumb of the right hand.

And pluck the third, second and first strings altogether with the first,
second and third fingers of the right hand.

This is the Staunton Lick.

The Staunton Lick.
The Staunton Lick.

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Imagine if you can what it is like to have no posessions at all.
Nothing. Very few people are able to imagine such a thing,
to have nothing at all.
Well let us, you and I, try to imagine something a hundred times harder.
Not just to have nothing at all, but when there was nothing at all.
The very beginning of time. The dawn of history. Page one.
Nothing at all.
The earth itself with out form, and void.
Only an emptyness, formless, a dark endless waste of water.
No living thing, no plant or tree, no bird or animal.
Nothing.
This is before people. Before anything at all. A void. Sitting silent.
Still.
And then...

Nothing.

(Nothing x n)

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