Inaiah Lujan deals with a concrete world of absolutes. Absolute conditions breed decision, induce clarity and thought, and weed out triviality. "Rebellion of thought patterrns," is how Inaiah explains his premise of Life and Death. Retaliating against preordained thought patterns on how we should preceive the everyday world. Rejecting the material world for a spiritual one. Inaiah expounds this idea as death to the ego (i.e. the brain) and to act purely from the heart.