Visualising
The Interrelations within the Harmony Model
– Take a model of Sphere.
The Human Space makes half of the Sphere
and the Godly Space the other half.
The Human Hemisphere and the Godly Hemisphere are graphically
represented in three Dimensional Space.
– The Time Komponent is integrated in the fact that
the Concepts are taken to behave as
Waves of ideas running through time.
– The Hemispheres are constituted
of as many layers as is necessary for its structural setup.
These layers are vertically setup down to the simplest aggregate of the Section.
– Every layer has horizontally
two planes highly related to each other.
Like the two sides of the same coin:
The Social and the Cultural Planes for the Human Hemisphere;
the Material and the Spiritual Planes for the Godly Hemisphere.
– The Sectors of the Human and the Godly Hemispheres
are here graphically represented in
their context of relations.
Moreover, whatever Space they occupy, the Concepts are taken to
have the capacity and properties of Waves to influence and flow
into each other, resulting in as much vitality as possible to reflect the reality.
– At the Centre of the Sphere is the Subject
– HUMAN – , with its Human and Godly Attributes
in direct diversed relations and access to All Components of
the SPHERE of IDEAS.
– This SPHERE of IDEAS is THE WORD of the SOURCE.
THE WORD – The PLAY where this ASHORE and that
BEYOND of the HARMONY is eternally tuned to exist in the
SYMPHONY of ALL, flowing and floating like in the “Ballet piece of Joseph Strauss” -the Dynamiden Waltz- with every being offering its harmonious “musical touch”.
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FROM SCIENCE
Turning Brainwaves Into Music
Reported July 2010
HARTFORD, Conn. (Ivanhoe Newswire) — Music … we hear it on the radio. We play it on our iPods. We dance to it. Why do we love music so much? As one philosophy professor is showing, it could be because it’s within us all. He’s proving music is more than skin deep.
For Albert Yost and the Gallaibh Celidh band, music isn’t just a way to entertain.
“The thing I like about Irish music is that it hits both extremes of emotions,” Yost explained to Ivanhoe. “It’s either very happy or very sad or somewhere in the middle. You’re always reaching someone.”
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Dr. Lloyd says doctors may one day be able to use brain music to diagnose conditions like schizophrenia. So far he’s only assigned notes to a few dozen of the thousands of possible variations. He has turned more than a hundred brains into music and plans to continue his work finding the music inside our heads.
The American Association of Physicists in Medicine contributed to the information contained in the TV portion of this report.
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