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Hey Michael,

My interest with music and sounds is experiencing more consciously deeper levels in which there is an energy transference and impact. I sense different levels of impact when I listen to an individual instrument. I can sense how the different qualities of the sounds being produced can be an energy I use to turn on certain feelings in my body as a kind of game in response to the different rhythms, how strong or soft the sounds are, etc. Maybe an easier way to express that is a metaphysical dance in response to a sort of calling in the language of sound.

My brother is a musician. He is presently at a music school for jazz and contemporary music. He is starting to read the Seth Material as well. Music being a passion for us both, is a territory that I know contains so much metaphysical depth and this is part of why I want to explore this.

I can relate to a bit of frustration towards talking about reality in terms of everything being a vibration because it is such a factual description of life and doesn't seem to take into account the reasons that may be underlying certain production of vibrations. On the other hand I like this description of reality as vibrations because it really puts responsibility where it belongs at its root.

Love,

Adrian.

Hey Melissa,

Thank you so much for this. This, as simple as it may seem is a very important description for me. This may be the quality I cherish the most from music.

Love, Adrian.

Thanks for the videos y'all! Amazing stuff!
Love, Cyn

I always took Seth's description of Feeling Tones to be the music that made up our souls. There is a description, in The Education Of Oversouls Seven, of Seven's descent into himself which results in experiencing the sheer magnitude of the feeling tones that makes up his being.

Or as Seth himself said

There are a handful of specific music references peppered throughout ALL of the Material and, consequently, are hard to find unless one has notated them over the years.

One thing I do remember is Seth referred to music as the least camouflaged form in physical reality and, thusly, the most powerful; also, when someone connects with a particular piece of music, it opens up paths to their inner self and refreshes them as such.

He did say about art, in general, that it is a touchstone to inner reality...