John Lilly (Live)-Laurie Anderson

[ti:John Lilly(live版)] [ar:Laurie Anderson] [al:The Ugly One With The Jewels And Other Stories] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.00]John Lilly (Live) - Laurie Anderson [00:00.16]Now in this book there are a lot of stories about talking [00:04.11]Animals: talking snakes and birds and fish; [00:09.93] [00:10.75]And about people who try to communicate with them [00:15.09] [01:09.04]John Lilly the guy who says he can talk to dolphins [01:18.41] [01:23.08]Said he was in an aquarium [01:24.97] [01:27.06]And he was talking to a big [01:28.46]Whale who was swimming around [01:32.89]And around in his tank [01:35.85] [01:41.52]And the whale kept asking him [01:42.98]Questions telepathically [01:48.28] [01:52.60]And one of the questions the whale [01:56.02]Kept asking was: do all oceans have walls [02:09.67] [02:33.70]You know I've always thought that one of the most [02:36.56]Serious defects of the human body was [02:41.02]That you couldn't close your ears [02:44.36] [02:45.85]You can't point them anywhere or close them [02:49.53]They just sort of hang there on the sides of your head [02:52.52] [02:53.45]But an acupuncturist explained to me that [02:56.39]The pressure points in the ears are very important [03:00.30]Because the whole body is represented [03:02.65]Right there in the ear [03:04.92] [03:05.54]The ears he said are vestigial fetuses [03:08.53] [03:09.13]Little versions of yourself one male and one female [03:14.47]And he showed me here's the lobe [03:16.84] [03:17.39]That's the miniature upside down head [03:20.69]And this curve here is the spine [03:24.03]And right here are the little genitals [03:27.65] [03:28.52]And that was when I went back to wearing hats [03:32.50]John Lilly(live版) - Laurie Anderson