William Shatner - The Transformed Man lyrics

One day, just anther day of organized happiness Like all the others, I closed all the doors behind me and as a leaf drops out of a tree. I quietly walked out of the life they had planned for me. Not once did regret clutch my hand; I left on the wings of instinct. I turned away from a city teaming with desperate and haggard faces, Away from the peddlers of hate and vengeance, Away from the clock that decrees time is money, Away from the arrogant and infallible, whose hands are stained with blood. All this I left far behind me, And as a moth seeks light, As water seeks water, I sought the purity of higher regions Where austere mountains thrust their faces towards the sun. There in my sanctuary Surrounded by the dignity of pines And the serenity of grey boulders, I let my eyes drink in the clarity of windswept skies I felt the warmth of sun-drenched stone I listened to all the sounds of the earth and I waited, As calm as a hooded falcon for the hand of faith to lift the darkness Each new dawn flamed above the tree tops, and scattered white fleece about the skies And the darkness came and pushed the red lip of sun below the horizon. I lost track of the days, to count them never occurred to me. Cutting myself adrift from the past and the future, I became immersed in the of the living moment The eternal now Then one day, in the split of the moment the shutter within flashed open And a gush of light flooded my being I became as a pure crystal submerged in a translucent sea And I knew that I had been awaked I had touched the face of God!