[xiaoselangone]

Hi Llannaugh,

interesting thread starter.

I've often felt that, as per the Law of One, one may look at the entire story of human experience (third density) in terms of it being a necessary aspect of the evolution of consciousness.

According to the Law of One, each entity as it sojourns through third density comes in with an innocent ignorance as to the ways of love. The ways of love may be seen as being identifiable with the smooth, harmonic functioning of life/consciousness/universe.

We do, however, have absolute free will, and complete sovereignty as to what our experiencing will be. Our experiencing always follows our choices.

Third density is a tough place to be, and as a feature of our relative inexperience with love and the higher available frequencies, geometric complexity and coherence of vibration, our experiencing can indeed seem disharmonious and less than loving. Nevertheless, it is good to reflect on the fact that no experience is invalid or not useful, as each reflects the creator's choice to experience free will in mystery.

We don't learn the ways of love without experiencing distortions of our inexperience. At every stage of third density experiencing, we will resonate with whatever is close to us in frequency and coherence. This is good and as it should be - there are no "better" or "worse" forms of music, just as each individual is perfect in their becoming and is an infinitely valid and valuable perspective of the creator.

Any form of music or art which makes you feel good or inspired or positively energized may well reflect tonal levels which do actually bring you up.

As for some music being said to have negative influence on people, I'd say it all boils down to what lessons you are currently experiencing in life. Basically, everyone is getting the experiences they need - experiences which are designed by the self in cooperation with the higher self so that our experiences will jar us into coming naturally to devise more harmonic (loving) ways of carrying on with others and the world.

I used to be a Metallica freak - 'One' being one of my favorite cuts. The ending especially invariably filled me with extremely high voltage energy and this centered in the general solar-plexus area. I can still get wired on it, but I'm not as resonant with metal or energized by it as much as I used to. I find these days after years of practicing balancing polarities that the music which mostly does it for me centers energy in my throat area. Mark