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Michael Speaks Live Psychic Hygiene October 8, 2011 [MEntity] Hello to each of you. We are here now. We can begin with discussion about the topic suggested: "Psychic Hygiene" For most fragments, the physical plane is met with some amount of awareness brought to the importance of Physical and, eventually, Spiritual Hygiene, or maintenance, if you will. Depending on the culture, sometimes one is emphasized over another, or both are emphasized, but these two "bodies" are often considered as priorities, either together or separately. Phy
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Always liked this one. It speaks of remembering our past and how we have been here for a long time.
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Helllooooooooo TLE!! Just had this wild idea and it would be cool to see if it goes somewhere. Music is beautiful, awesome, and emotional. It connects people in such outstanding and harmonic ways. I've been increasingly curious to get to know more of you as I become more active here, so how about... A TLE PLAYLIST!!!! Comment your favorite song, or songs, or list of songs you can't pick the best of! Share one, share two, or share as many as you want. Rock, metal, folk, instrumental, you literally name it. Inspirational, emotional, groovy.... And don't eve
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This song from Frozen 2 is a perfect description of depression and grief and how you keep moving.
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Michael Speaks Live OPEN FLOOR QUESTIONS November 24, 2013 Channel: Troy Tolley [MEntity] Hello to each of you. We are here, now. We can begin our exchanges with you. We understand this exchange to be focused on the questions and considerations of those students "new" to our teachings. What we will do to launch this discussion is to share with you how best to go about your approach to learning and studying our teachings, and where best to apply what it is that you learn. The best way to go about your approach to learning and studying our
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Here is something incredibly beautiful that came across my transom yesterday: a performance of the opening lines of the Epic Of Gilgamesh, on a Sumerian lute, sung in ancient Sumerian by a man with an unbelievably lovely voice. I can't stop watching it. I've never read this ancient story, and the lines excerpted are just beautiful. I think you'll all find this captivating.
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Michael Speaks - Soul Ages and Levels (01/09/11) Troy Tolley, Channel [MEntity] Hello to each of you. We are here now. We will begin with the discussion on the topic of Soul Ages and Levels. We realize we have shared a great deal of information and insight into this concept, but every aspect of our teaching has dimensions that may resonate at different points in the life, and to different students and different times, so our returning to "basics" does not have to be a review, or rehash, but a new spiral or layer of that concept. One of the reasons we think it is helpful to retu
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I found this NDE account might be of interest simply because there is mention of music and math as the language to communicate with the creator (4:50 & 9:10). Otherwise, it is just another NDE. I find these accounts both validate and supplement the material about the afterlife channeled from Michael. The thumbnail is my grand niece which has nothing to do with the video.
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Has anyone asked Michael about this? http://www.collective-evolution.com/2016/07/11/this-is-why-you-should-consider-changing-the-frequency-of-your-music-when-listening-to-it/
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This is David Sylvian's most poignant lyric about domestic abuse. The first section is very direct narrative, and the second section is an observation about how religion and society view such abuse as normal. She rises early from bed Runs to the mirror The bruises inflicted in moments of fury He kneels beside her once more Whispers a promise "Next time I'll break every bone in your body" And the well-wishers let the devil in And if the river ran dry they'd deny it happening As the card players deal their hands From the bottom
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This song may be a bit gloomier than the average emotional barometer on this website but I find it a perfect match for my mood currently. Its a great fit for the changing seasons, unknown looming challenges ahead, and all around heaviness right now. I feel it has a great sense of transcendence of all of that as well. From the album Mercury Falling: The Hounds of Winter by Sting
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I don't often post music here because my favorite tracks are all from video games, and often have no lyrics. But I was listening to a track and the tension and tone of the song seemed to reflect in my mind, how August and 2017 can feel like on a larger level when we "opt in". --- The rhythm and layers of notes in this seem imposing, culminating, dark and mysterious but also very smooth, calm and steady. It really feels like we're facing a serious threat here but are trying our best to stay collected and composed, likely for the sake and sanity of others. In-game, this plays when the
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Little Water Song - Singer: Ute Lemper; Songwriter: Nick Cave
Sukkha Pan posted a topic in Music That Moves Me
German singer Ute Lemper delivered this Nick Cave song with such ache and anguish. It is hard not to to be moved by this song, and yet if you read the lyrics it is so contrasting for such a beautiful song with a dark theme. Another brilliant song from Nick Cave - not bad from someone who grew up in Wangaratta. Little Water Song Under here you just take my breath away. Under here the water flows over my head. I can feel the little fishes. Under here whispering your most terrible name. Under here they’ve given star fish for eyes and your head is a big, red balloon. -
I am not sure if I am Mature 5th or 6th, This suggests 5th. What do I love? - Annie can sing really well. Contralto range. - Annie can wear wigs - Annie can act like any gender and any person, it seems. - She doesn't take herself seriously, satirizes old tyme glamour, and makes a sexy monster - I have synaesthesia and see aura. This song is magenta- my color. the song "looks" perfect. Aerobic loops look round and "feel" Very good to me, like a massage. Lots of nice shapes, for lack of better description. - This video was banned in the US because of its
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Definitely the 'Bedroom Sitter' genre. A sad song clothes with magnificent melody, orchestration, grandeur, & drama. Singer-songwriter David McComb biographical account of his friend (that is what I'd heard anyway). Every time I hear the song, it is a mixture of conflicting emotions (beauty & sadness at the same time - totally weird). The closing phrase 'So, where were you?' is so relevant as the song was written when depression was not as well as recognised as today. The Seabirds No foreign pair of dark sunglasses will ever shield you from the light that pier
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I listen to a lot of music but I always on the look out for originality either in music structure, performance or lyrics. This is the latter. Tarantula is written from the perspective of a tarantula but also about the human condition. it is clever and brilliant. I had heard the original version of this song and it was forgettable. It takes a genius like Ivo-Watts Russel (4AD label founder) to see something and improve upon it. Lyrics I'm living but I'm feeling numb. Can see it in my stare. I wear a mask so falsely numb and I don't know who I am. Despite
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[Excerpt from Michael Speaks: December 2000] [Dewliet] In a previous chat, Michael stated that music can be “a path to direct contact with other Essences.” Would you please expound on this? [Michael_Entity] Music and Math are Universal Truths. Music is a “language” used throughout the Planes; it is not limited to the Physical Plane. Music is Math, Exalted. Considering Music as a more “universal language,” it is also more likely to be “understood” by parts of you not limited to the Physical Plane. Even within a limited perspective, it can be noted that Music can affect y
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Hello Michael, I just watched a documentary about the artist named Amy Winehouse, who died in 2011. Although I was not too much into her music at the time she was alive, as a musician myself I'm always interested in all kinds of music and musicians. So I found out that she was a real prodigy. Her singing style and musicianship were very mature for someone that age. Also, I'm seeing lots of musicians like her nowadays. An example would be 11 year-old jazz pianist Joey Alexander. I can understand a child playing a classical tune which all you need is (lots of) ability, bu
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(1) While this isn't the grandest of melodies, the rhythm to this tense Intellectual>Moving song is catchy. It's time for some serious thinking. I'm drawn to this game's OST when I write mystery scenarios. (2) This Intellectual>Emotional tune is calm and reverberating, yet you can feel an anxious tension and isolation behind it. It's kind of like being in a spacious lounge chatting about philosophical questions and themes.
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I only just heard this and found it quite moving - Katie Melua was born in Georgia. Seems like I know it.
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I listen to my own ever-growing music playlist of favourite tunes, and in some moments, the tracks have so much more impact. Like this beautiful tune. It's a quiet melody referencing times in the game the characters reminisce or deeply bond, and it's just so gentle+moving. But it really helps center me in timelessness and acceptance, tinged with a bit of sadness.