You Found Hidden Treasure

You found hidden treasure.
The first address here was a pun on a crawl tool called Screaming Frog, and that pun served its whole turn. The address reads where the mark leads now, and a song waits at the end of it.
What does Original Innocence sound like?
Benjamin came through on its own, once, while Souvereign was navigating with everything he already remembered. The words arrived with the moment they belong to and stayed there, so this recording holds the whole of it. Five minutes and forty seven seconds.
The song sits inside a longer sharing, Syntropy in Internal Human Ecology: Returning to the Original Innocence, written for anyone tending their own internal landscape the way a Farmer tends an agroforest. Syntropy reads there as the missing link and as the Legend by which a person becomes navigable to themselves, and the invitation stays simple: close your eyes, explore the within, allow your feelings to be felt.
A note from the Editor:
Finding this page means you went looking, or clicked something too playful to skip. Well found, either way.
A pun outlived the conversation it started in, earned its own address on the internet, and handed that address on to the mark once the song arrived. That is a fitting shape for Syntropy: small nonsense, composting into something that holds together.
Keep finding the good stuff.
The Editor
