Are We Music?
With all the discussion going on about Quanta, in science, or Energy, in transformative therapy, or Vibration, in music, I found myself delving into an extensive paper that extends String Theory (physics) to Chord Theory (us; you and me, as dimensional vibratory constructs). The paper is a long read. Let me just make a few comments here.
The author relates many anecdotes about human and natural behavior. He stresses serendipity in his stories. I believe he means to illustrate the connectedness of everything, along the path of a search for a “theory of everything” beloved by physicists. He states there is much more involved in the theory than “just” physics, though. He brings in topics such as “love, faith, truth and beauty“. His chord theory postulates that we can “tune up” these areas of our lives any way we like. The universe is malleable, and no elements more so than we ourselves.
The author says that “all is vibration” [maybe], and therefore is Music [hmmm]. I would tend to agree (see previous post on Crickets, Plants, Water, and Black Holes all making Music). However, what that “means” is certainly subject to individual interpretation. If you like anecdotes, give this read a try. Let me know what you think! Chord Theory
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Oh-hhhh, I so grok this concept:
“Music hath charms to soothe the savage breast,
To soften rocks, or bend a knotted oak.”
~ Wm.Congreve, from ‘The Mourning Bride’
R.
August 29, 2007
Indeed! and hath charms to inspire poetry. and art. and dance. and…
Thanks for reading, and contributing.
museditions
August 30, 2007
Yet another interesting read, I’m starting to like this Blog! 🙂 A while ago i tried millimetre wave therapy. A russian form of acupuncture without needles, but instead a very low energy high frequence radiation aimed at certain acupuncture points on the body corresponding to certain internal organs. The theory here is that all cells communicate with eachother on a certain frequency and in sync. Sick cells loose this sync and cannot communicate, and may also affect neighbouring cells with the wrong frequency. Applying this “clock” back to the affected area conducts the orchestra again and they all play the same music. Studies have shown that for example broken bones heal 3 times faster given this treatment.
mrgnome
August 31, 2007
Wow, sounds fascinating and compliments my own work. I like your description about how the cells are all able to play the same music again!
museditions
August 31, 2007
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