In our next Inner Journey, Soul of a Human, we dive deep into the boundless nature of existence and the vastness of the soul. Through our 3D avatars, portrayed as unimaginably immense galaxies, we reveal a powerful truth—that our souls are as vast as the universe itself. The song’s depth mirrors this cosmic journey, exploring the connection between the human experience and the infinite.

The lyrics paint a picture of returning home, not to a physical place, but to a state of deeper connection with ourselves and the universe. “We’re goin home, there’s no time to explain just get in.” These words capture the urgency and simplicity of embracing the unknown, stepping into a journey that transcends explanation.

As the song unfolds, we’re reminded of the beauty in life’s simple yet profound moments. “I woke up in the morning and saw the sunrise in my eyes, and I pray to the sun.” This line reflects a deep reverence for the natural cycles and the repriotizing of the things that give us life, reminding us that each sunrise and sunset is an opportunity for connection and reflection.

A key element of Soul of a Human is the second vocal, delivered by the incredible Pascale Caristo. Her ethereal voice calls in the spirits, breathing life into the phrase “Soul of a human,” which echoes through the track. Her ability to channel energies adds a deeply spiritual layer to the song, and her presence makes the experience all the more transcendent.

The closing lines, “Can go higher, can go higher,” carry a sense of limitless potential, urging us to rise beyond our perceived boundaries. They speak to the song’s core message—that our souls, like the universe, are ever-expanding and filled with endless possibility.

Soul of a Human is one of our deepest and most transporting tracks—We went inside ourselves and found the gods within us.