The first bad note disturbs the note which goes before. This makes three bad notes. One bad chord in a sequence interrupts the progression. One beat, out of time, disturbs the rhythm. Once the rhythm is lost, the composition is set adrift from its unfolding in time.
Time continues but the composition is apart from it.
We live voluntarily, in the basement. But for us to move upstairs, someone has to pay the rent. Any choice we make to escape our debts, to dishonour our obligation, blocks the bridge over which we return to the whole. This is a dis-integration. Re-integration is our gift within the act of redemption.