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**i32I7qyH** · 12-15-2007, 07:19 PM

dear friends,

http://www.aniwilliams.com/on_earth_as_heaven.htm

be well, be love.

david

on earth as it is in heaven
ani williams, copyright © november 2007

“…to penetrate the mysteries of music is to prepare for initiation into those fathomless mysteries of man and cosmos.”

joscelyn godwin, professor of music at colgate university.

a musical universe

we live in a musical universe. even the word itself is telling…uni-verse, meaning one song. everything in creation is singing, and all of earth’s life forms can be identified by their frequencies. string theory, which is being called the holy grail of modern physics, gives us an explanation: the fundamental particles of matter once thought of as one dimensional particles, are actually tiny vibrating strings. similar to the strings of a violin, each particle of creation has resonant frequencies at which they tend to vibrate. string theory presents us with a unified field of singing strings, many tones within the one song.

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i32I7qyH Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 418 Senior Member	On Earth As It Is In Heaven dear friends, http://www.aniwilliams.com/on_earth_as_heaven.htm be well, be love. david on earth as it is in heaven ani williams, copyright © november 2007 “…to penetrate the mysteries of music is to prepare for initiation into those fathomless mysteries of man and cosmos.” joscelyn godwin, professor of music at colgate university. a musical universe we live in a musical universe. even the word itself is telling…uni-verse, meaning one song. everything in creation is singing, and all of earth’s life forms can be identified by their frequencies. string theory, which is being called the holy grail of modern physics, gives us an explanation: the fundamental particles of matter once thought of as one dimensional particles, are actually tiny vibrating strings. similar to the strings of a violin, each particle of creation has resonant frequencies at which they tend to vibrate. string theory presents us with a unified field of singing strings, many tones within the one song.
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