Thanks for sharing. That’s awesome! I too enjoy, listening to music to alter my present moment, or to dive deeper into the present moment. I love your videos they are very informative. Thank you so much.
Thanks for sharing your insight. I can testify to having similar experiences but I never really thought them from this perspective. It makes a lot of sense from what I've researched as well. I used to deliver truck parts for Kenworth and loved the job for the same reason. Listening to music all day and getting paid for it was a dream job. I'm curious to check out more of your videos now. I also enjoy EDM and other experimental music.
I can testify that music is an extraordinarily powerful carrier of emotions and head-states, seemingly through a kind of resonance that can bypass space and time. I have experienced it with or without altered states due to psychotropics, and have participated in its creation playing gigs as a musician. Emotion can be contagious esp when there is a 'carrier wave' like powerful music - from singing hymns in church to army bands playing whilst going into battle to protest songs to the shared experience of live gigs (big and small) and modern electronic music that is played ridiculously loud , the effect can be almost hypnotic.
There's definitely something to be said about live music. It seems to create a field based on the collective consciousness of everyone in the audience. Some of my favorite recordings are live shows for just that reason. Especially concerts recorded at magical places like Red Rocks.
None of these concepts are new to me or require further explanation. Three days ago I got a copy of the new Ezra Collective album about 12 hours before the stream hit the interwebs and there was certainly a feeling that my listening session, one of the earliest in the world, was going to colour the morphogenetic field of the thousands of people who will be listening after me once the album is officially released. Just doing my part. Even without invoking morphogenetic fields, the phenomena of psychometry does show there is some sort of residual metadata associated with all objects that can be tapped into.
1st time watcher. I enjoyed this. Keep making more. 🙂
Great topic. Salute from Russia
Mind blown by this concept 🤯 thank you!
Thanks for sharing. That’s awesome! I too enjoy, listening to music to alter my present moment, or to dive deeper into the present moment. I love your videos they are very informative. Thank you so much.
Thanks for sharing your insight. I can testify to having similar experiences but I never really thought them from this perspective. It makes a lot of sense from what I've researched as well. I used to deliver truck parts for Kenworth and loved the job for the same reason. Listening to music all day and getting paid for it was a dream job. I'm curious to check out more of your videos now.
I also enjoy EDM and other experimental music.
I loved the video!!! Greetings from Spain!
I can testify that music is an extraordinarily powerful carrier of emotions and head-states, seemingly through a kind of resonance that can bypass space and time. I have experienced it with or without altered states due to psychotropics, and have participated in its creation playing gigs as a musician. Emotion can be contagious esp when there is a 'carrier wave' like powerful music - from singing hymns in church to army bands playing whilst going into battle to protest songs to the shared experience of live gigs (big and small) and modern electronic music that is played ridiculously loud , the effect can be almost hypnotic.
There's definitely something to be said about live music. It seems to create a field based on the collective consciousness of everyone in the audience. Some of my favorite recordings are live shows for just that reason. Especially concerts recorded at magical places like Red Rocks.
you're beautiful man, i love you so much ❤
None of these concepts are new to me or require further explanation.
Three days ago I got a copy of the new Ezra Collective album about 12 hours before the stream hit the interwebs and there was certainly a feeling that my listening session, one of the earliest in the world, was going to colour the morphogenetic field of the thousands of people who will be listening after me once the album is officially released.
Just doing my part.
Even without invoking morphogenetic fields, the phenomena of psychometry does show there is some sort of residual metadata associated with all objects that can be tapped into.