By Anna Von Reitz
We are working hard to get more and more musicians tuned in --- literally --- to their part in the struggle for harmony, by actively promoting Whole Tone music and Whole Tone versions of familiar popular and classical compositions.
The Rockefellers even polluted the musical scale and turned it into something to create harm to the listeners by adjusting the standard scale to something that is very slightly "off" and which subliminally causes irritation and unnatural stimulation of our nervous system.
While we turn everyone's attention to the benefits of music, we also have to tell you what the Rats have done. Despite this evil tweaking of the musical scale, the payload package of healing can remain more or less intact, too strong to be overcome
It's necessary to evaluate not just the song, but the effect it has on you and whether or not it hits the correct overall frequencies needed to achieve the effect you want and need.
Like everything else, you have to become an aware consumer.
If you want to rouse yourself from apathy and the sensation of being in an overly warm sweater, it's hard to beat Mason William's original "Classical Gas" performed on acoustic guitar:
Notice that the music ramps up, starts slow and builds. That's what you want for a wake up. Give yourself a few seconds (at least) to start following the thread, and then flow along.
Here's another interesting example of personal use and discernment of what music offers. This second song, which the musician describes as a "Heart-Wrenching Song" and which is indeed called, "La Douleur Exquise" plays differently for different audiences according to their age.
Young people hear the misery and drama of their present moment, the elderly hear the echo of youth. What comes across to one audience as an expression of grief or existential crisis, comes across to another audience as a gentle reminder of how it feels to be young.
One audience uses it as a prompt for emotional release, the other, uses it as a means to find their way back to a much earlier point in their existence--- to feel young again, which is healing in itself.
So, if you never thought about it before, realize that one piece of music may have extremely different effects on different audiences, and may offer different healing mechanisms to each.
Grandma and Grandpa can sit down together with the teenagers in their family and play "La Douleur Exquise" and something magic will occur --- both sides of the age gap will recognize the music and find each other in it.
Without you saying a word, your young people will know that you do love them and that you do deeply understand what they are going through.
Be there. Share the music. The faith and courage your teenager needs will come through to them, and it will seem to flow from you as the music connects your attention and energy with theirs.
This is part of what physicists call quantum entanglement. Sharing a single song can form an everlasting bond. Something you can remember and use to make yourself young again, is also something your young family members can hold onto in the dark.
Granna
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