What would your life be like without music?
Without music, i’d be lost in eventlessness.
My Mid-life crisis phase of life is very demanding in a robust and dynamic way. The need to be productive overlooks everything else. Be it through creative work, or meditational rest, Everything I do is habitually structured to be executed in such a way as to maximize beneficial input and output. So if i’m staying up late the night before the company breakfast, i’m not necessarily making last min. preparations, rather, i’m probably setting my sleep cycle for next months volunteering project, and using the add working hours to close off games in my miscellaneous.
That mentioned, consider music to me from a different angle. Music to me is a mirror of the soul. Not mine, not yours, instead, the human soul experience.
Artist that create music put a lot of detail into it. We’ll hear that one track one the radio that makes us feel exactly the way we wanted to feel before we knew we knew what that feeling was, and we’ll subconsciously commend the listed artists, Ignoring the Unknown contributions to the track. The write, the producers intentions, the artists demeanor, and most importantly (to me), the musical industry cross referenced prevailing history.
Can you hear the spirit of the time? Can you adapt to the imposed style? Can you recreate that style into something uniquely yours? Can you feel the positive energy in it? Are you ready to manifest that energy in others? Is the future element in what you hear aligned with mankinds’ evolutionary direction? Can you contribute to the educational purposes? If yes, then how?
Listening to music is me and me moment, most often. It’s a navigational analysis sequence for me. It’s how i come to choose the feelings of importance and learn how to manifest them in others, just as it was manifested in me. Without music, i wouldn’t be able to hear my spirit speaking to me. This quantum leap phase wouldn’t be a successful leap, and we’d all be lost in reality as well as feeling.
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