Randy and Sandra Zahara Kelowa BC. "Love Is All You Need' - The Beatles

Jim and I Just finished our latest song called "Enlightenment", which I feel fits with this theme. It was a challenging lyric for Jim to have to work with, but I think he did an amazing job. Here are the lyrics. Click on the title here to play the song: "Enlighten Me" Every Night I embrace the void

Listen to "Who Am I" performed by Pink Floyd tribute band "All In All" https://soundcloud.com/randy-zahara/who-am-i

Pink Floyd Tribute band, "All In All" performs Eternity.

Click on this link to hear the Pink Floyd Tribute band "All In All" do a very Pink Floyd sounding version of Hypothetical Pollution. https://soundcloud.com/randy-zahara/hypothetical-pollution

Progressive rock classic from Emmerson, Lake and Palmer. Maybe as they say, and some 20th century philosophers agree, it's enough just to know we are here from the beginning, and being here, being present, and just being is what really matters.

Australian singer songwriter, Meri Anag does an interesting music video take on Knowledge. She is quite entertaining.

Philosophy Tube is one of my favourite online Philosophy sites, here is his take on what knowledge is.

Is Knowledge Power, or, as this video suggests, is it only potential power?

I saw Dr. Cornel West speak at the UBC Okanagan campus near where I live. He was compelling and insightful. This interview with him provides a modern and refreshing view of Socrates question, is "The Unexamined Life Worth Living?"

Bob Dylan's Like a Rolling Stone is one of the most played, most popular songs about self reflection and awareness, and also one of those songs that covers so much ground that most people can relate to at least some part of the song.

This painting reminds me of the time when "enlightened" thinking was becoming the focus of philosophical discussion.

My wife loves to read, as do I, and so, I can relate to "Knowledge Is Power" by Seymore Joseph Guy.

From "The Road to Avarice" If “I think, therefore I am” Means nothing more than I exist within this space and time Then what use have I for consciousness? Why should we hope, love or care? What cruel joke of life is this? It empowers us to be aware Only to stare at the abyss?" This is from another song that Jim Shaw and Randy Zahara wrote which did not fit into the scope of the "All We Need to Know" project, but, which is relevant to this thread. You can listen to the full version of "The Road to Avarice" on Soundcloud if you wish.