Performance at Thorncrown Chapel
Music opens our mind to things we may have forgotten, or perhaps have never known. I love to sit with a symphony orchestra, opening my mind to only the music, until at some point I feel there is nothing else in the world. I recall Wayne Dyer talking about muscle testing using different items. Holding an organic banana near his heart allowed full strength in his son, whereas holding a CD of raucous music left him much weakened. We all enjoy music in many forms, and on multiple levels. Something we would like with friends at a party may not compare to the quiet strains of Bach, which take us deeper within ourselves prior to meditation or writing. Find the music which opens you to hearing the messages which Life, Truth, and Love are offering you. Surround yourself with this river of salvation and see where it takes you!“Mozart experienced more than he expressed. The rapture of his grandest symphonies was never heard. He was a musician beyond what the world knew. This was even more strikingly true of Beethoven, who was so long hopelessly deaf. Mental melodies and strains of sweetest music supersede conscious sound. Music is the rhythm of head and heart. Mortal mind is the harp of many strings, discoursing either discord or harmony according as the hand, which sweeps over it, is human or divine.” Mary Baker Eddy - Science & Health Page 213:19-29
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