I LOVE music. One of my highest joys It's pure magic yes? What kinds of music do you prefer?
Music takes me places, opens portals, brings deep joy and majesty and power. Music is a vibration laden permission slip for me to shift out of an non-preferred state. Works for me!
So, there's this song called 'Meeting of the Spirits' by Mahavishnu Orchestra that I began listening to the 70's that for me has so much power and spiritual fire that when I hear it, the vibration wells beyond my form into the universe and beyond. I can imagine an ET friend hearing it and wonder intently what his sense of it would be. I'd do Bach Brandenburg Concerto #5 next. some Pat Metheny Group...I wonder who or whatever would receive such a tonal fire dripping sonic prayer as I beam it out. I think about the vast assortment of ET musical culture there must be. I'd love to be an ambassador of musical exchange... just imagine. My curated music collection might even see the light of day.
I like all kinds of music and I realize just how subjective musical taste can be. That which resonates with my vibration the most may be different for another and I rejoice in the diversity and expansion of all musical styles.
Music is an expression of who we are and the wonder cannot be overstated.
My highest joy is close at hand when I listen to Pat Metheny Group. What a great album this one is.
The opening 4.5 minutes of this epic film
Beautiful ❣️🙏✨️😊
As it’s time for me to return to clinic and focus on tending to my patients, I would like to leave you all with this song I heard a while back in the early days of my ‘awakening’. Played it non-stop for some while without really understanding a word, simply being immersed in its flow and expansive feel... only to google the meaning a few years later and learn “it is a mantra that gives you the compass so that you may find your true self. This true self sits within the opening of your heart.” Much love and joy to all! Be well! I’ll be popping in and out. 😊✨💖
https://www.sikhdharma.org/snatam-kaur-on-the-mul-mantra/
The soundtrack of my life includes these songs
several times over.
Recently discovered this melodic beauty through the Netflix series Dark.
Also from the series, I'll just leave this right here... 😉
Sharing another favourite instrumental of mine. This is an instrumental version of an OST from a kdrama called Imitation
https://youtu.be/ltWvyhLqEyw?si=KgTIaOPQmEfy_AUs
Sometimes I need to stop and just sink into the beauty.
If you wish, enter another reality and rock out Indian style.
Namaste beautiful souls 💖🤗
Sharing two more favourites. Well the first one, Twilight Overture, is not that much favourite. I just love it because of my favourite part that stars after 1 minutes and 41 seconds - Bella's Lullaby 😌 I just love how Bella's Lullaby was used in Twilight Overture.
Happy weekend, peace and love 💖
One more sister starseed :-)
She transitioned young, but left timeless legacy...Some of you may know her from "Come Undone" performance with Duran Duran.
I was thinking of this Plan
Of codes and anagrams divine
The juxtaposition of past and present time
That was mine
I spent blind
In someone else's state of mind
I lost my way
In all the shades of gray
And grandes of shade
Shadows put away to be forgotten
I lost my way
In all the shades of gray
And grades of shade
Shadows put away to be forgotten
I lost but didn't lose the lesson
Yes I'm
Learning from falling
I'm learning from falling down
Hard
Lessons
Yes I'm
Learning, learning from falling
I'm learning from falling
Down heavily
Here is one more pure piece of art! Enjoy :-)
Ps: I consider myself very lucky having an opportunity to listen to this lady performing live in my hometown a few years ago. Incredible musician!
Have I mentioned that I love jazz? Can you feel the joy?
I always felt that Duft Punk are aliens, possible flavor of Essasani. And then their last album, a pure musical masterpiece "Random Access Memories" revealed many things. At least to me. So, I kind of felt like posting this starseed song from this starseed album :-)
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We've come too far
To give up who we are
So let's raise the bar
And our cups to the stars😍
An interesting (and one of my very fav) composers is Alexandr Scriabin. His music seeks for ecstatic experience, how he described it himself. Really wonderful stuff and definitely unique for his time and times after.
Also worth noting is his „spiritual journey”. In the midst of his life he got really interested in these aspects of experience. At some point planned to create a multisensoric monumental piece that would take place somewhere in himalayas and culminate with entering into the „new world”. He even made some fascinating sketches about this. Sadly, the piece itself never was concluded because of his sudden death.
The further in his life the more his music becomes „his own” in this aspect.
For a quick taste I recommend the 5th piano sonata - and then to try his later music - 10th piano sonata and famous „vers la flamme”.
Oh our little Starseeds...Guys, if you haven't discovered Glass Beam so far, it's about time! :-)))))
One of my dear dear audio visual experiences :-))) I also love he is performing and levitating with his daughter
https://youtu.be/gj12jETNgUM?si=7YCA-azDxjraFJWJ
The beautiful droning in the back, the incredible arrangement and songwriting, the dreamlike and ethereal vocals. How the background drone oscillates against the vocals with the drums and bass leading, and the guitar going underneath. The groove. Just how layered it is, how focusing on one instrument is its own rich experience. The off-color beauty of the song's sound. So, so incredibly musically satisfying.
I know it might not immediately appear this way to others because of its sound and the nature of its lyrics, but I process this song as very loving and powerful. I love how challenging experiences can be lifted into sublime and incredibly creative expressions of the self through art.
Also, I really love about the vocals that they add this multidimensional quality, where they're able to be heard in many different ways. This has been true of so many songs I love—openness to personal interpretation is one of my favorite things about art.
I didn't look up the official lyrics until later on, and because they're so vague sounding, I would hear the same parts as different lyrics from listen to listen that gave a different meaning and emotion to the sound each time. So this song is really many different songs in one to me. It feels prismatic and expansive.
Without a doubt, the last two minutes of the song are my favorite. Incredible melancholy beauty, and underneath it (to me), the powerful feeling of love and acceptance. Validation. The way I hear the last verse now.
"You can't blame the soft sway
You can't fault the bloom
You can't close this heart in
Your same dream on loop
You can't change
When you can't extend
There's still more to do"
I love, love singing this to myself. It's not only a gorgeous melody. I just love the acceptance within it. The validation, the openness. 'You can't close this heart in: your same dream on loop...'
I love, love, LOVE how this has become a sacred container for us to continually visit. whenever inspired, to share what's most exciting for us to share 🥹.
I'm deeply, deeply passionate about music. I'm absolutely in love with it. I write poetry and it plays as a song in my mind. I dance everyday, I sing everyday. Music means profoundly deep things to me, and songs take me to sacred places. Divine ones. They're like portals and access points to some of the most beautiful vibrations that I contain.
Been excited about this for a while, but gonna start sharing songs I love and some of their meanings/vibrations to me, as I'm excited to :'). My music taste is extremely diverse, so every sharing will probably be very different hahaha. I could gush about music for HOURS!
Anyway, just wanted to first express how I love this thread and all that's been shared so far!
Outstanding selections being shared here, thank you all so much for the new (to me) sonic explorations. I love it all.