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    Scott Moderator Post Number: 904 Registered: 12-1999 |
Hey Celestialbrother, Here is a quote from an earlier post: in the book "and still they fly" (which i very recently bought) it is said that music is a characteristic of all human races and that plejaren music is so harmonious that it would be so enrapturing that we would not be able to withstand it very long, but at the same time we would become addicted to it (to the state it would produce) and it is said too that three musical pieces from earth : Bolero by Ravel, the Valkyrie ride by Wagner, and Nabucco by Verdi are somehow similar to their music but that they use completely different instruments | ||
Melli Member Post Number: 157 Registered: 06-2005 |
Clem, I wanted to etch the Peace symbol in glass in my house and I inquired with Philia from the Figu shop about it,she said that it is important to have the black lines in the right proportions. I have had no luck finding anybody who could be 100% accurate with the lines, because etching on glass can lead to what is called 'bleeding' which means that there are no sharp lines but I haven't given up yet. As to the colours I would be interested to know how important they are. Technod, I really like the piece of art work you have done, is it in Copper? Could it have some vibrational energy similar to the Figu pyramid made from copper, specifically because it is made of copper? Jacobus & Memo00, you may find this website quite interesting, please judge for yourself; www.jeanlucbozzoli.com I have met the man and he is a very interersting character, I still get indiscrible and strange feelings looking at the pictures I bought from him. He draws the ocean and whatever he sees in his imagination, his paintings are unique and beautiful. Michael H. what impression did you get when you saw his paintings when you met him in Hawaii? | ||
Clem New member Post Number: 4 Registered: 08-2004 |
Melli, Would you happen to know why those proportions are important and what they are? Perhaps we can ask Philia about the colors if you haven't already. I must've based my copy on something other than the one shown here: http://www.gaiaguys.net/peace.jpg because some black lines are noticeably thicker than others and I recall the one I used had a kind of checkered background. | ||
Melli Member Post Number: 162 Registered: 06-2005 |
Hi Clem, No I do not know and I would love to know if indeed the colours are important just as the black lines are. I think Norm ? once printed T-Shirts with black outlines only and this was approved by Billy. I thought it possible to take for example the sticker of the Peace symbol and enlarge it, but as I said the technique of precision to etch it on glass is not quite there yet, but I am still hoping I can indeed do it right. Please write to Philia and ask her, I will be interested to know too, thanks | ||
James Member Post Number: 32 Registered: 07-2005 |
Der_beobachter I the art you posted here a while ago is awesome. Rumi is a fantastic poet too. Scott and others, those three pieces of music that were said to bear similarities to Plejaren music sound neutral with some positive thrown in  I mean they don't exaggerate emotions much, but are still captivating. Each of them have a few sounds/tones that are really pleasing/stimulating. Don't you think they also sound striving? Does this make sense? nabucco - powerful, uplifting, action, journey, rising, together. Bolero - beginning, marching, journey, rising, guiding, mellow, easy, captivating. note: I was just listening to the Bolero for the first time in a while, and coming closer to the end on the piece I had an odd and enjoyable sensation almost like I was slightly hypnotised. It is about 1am here so I may just be tired Ride of the Valkyrie - action, journey, deeper, immobilising, fulfillment. These days I prefer music without lyrics. I've never really liked popular music. World music is fantastic. But I mostly prefer music thats instrumental/without lyrics. Currently one of my favorites is "Into The Deep" by Hemi-Sync http://www.hemi-sync.com/store/product.php?productid=1421&cat=3&page=6 When I listen to it I think about exploring intergalactic space in a beamship. It may also be worthwhile looking at the other music Hemi-sync creates. Apparently it's engineered to stimulate the brain in certain ways. Welcome to Earth! | ||
Memo00 Member Post Number: 283 Registered: 03-2004 |
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Scott Moderator Post Number: 1083 Registered: 12-1999 |
Hi Memo00 Nice drawing, it looks somewhat similar to the image in Billy's book "Der rosarote Kristall". Did you sketch this? Scott | ||
Memo00 Member Post Number: 283 Registered: 03-2004 |
hi Scott could you show me a scan or photo of that image? this drawing i made, is based on a photo of an old man from the mountains of Yemen that i found in a Reader´s Digest book published in the 70´s  photo by Gamma / B. Gérard take care | ||
Scott Moderator Post Number: 1084 Registered: 12-1999 |
Hi Memo00 Thanks, The image is locked within a small pdf file from the FIGU Website. If you go to the FIGU Shop, then click on books (left side of page), and then click on Novels you will see the book listed. Click on the image of the book, and it will take you to the page where you can download or view a sample excerpt from the book. You will see the image within the first few pages... Regards Scott | ||
Truthseeker Member Post Number: 203 Registered: 03-2003 |
Wow!, I sure wouldn't mind getting a copy of that book! The picture of the rock on the cover really does look similar to a pink Kunzite. | ||
Melli Member Post Number: 215 Registered: 06-2005 |
Hey James, A litle strange but especially when I listen to the Chorus of the Slaves the unified power of the people signing resonates within me somewhere somehow and my emotions have the better of me, still after so many times of listening to this track. I have quite a few Hemi Sync music CDs, if you like I could burn CDs and send it to you, as you know they are not cheap. From my experience I will say that when I listen to this type of music I ususally tune out and I find my mind wondering to wonderful places but I cannot just listen to it with headphones because I find it abit boring after a while thus repetative. Yet when I am doing unfavourable chores that's when I find that the music is soothing me. Let me know, glad to be of help, | ||
Truthseeker Member Post Number: 204 Registered: 03-2003 |
Correction, I should say "raw Knuzite-rhodenite", I actually had at one point pieces of such a crystal which my scientist friend John Hutchinson at the time said was called "Dilithium". Eventually I gave it back to him at the request of his girlfriend. To me it looked synthetic made. | ||
Mike Member Post Number: 13 Registered: 01-2007 |
Hi James, I also listen to Hemi-Sync CDs, mostly “Metamusic” titles which are a great relief from today’s modern music (which can be good, bad or indifferent depending on ones point of view); Hemi-Sync does indeed allow one to focus their own consciousness for a specific purpose in a safe way (learning, meditation, visualisation etc), or even for flights in a Beamship through the Galaxy and beyond, nice! The human brain responds to certain frequencies between 0.5Hz to 30Hz and can have specific effects for specific purposes by utilizing “Binaural beats” this is what the hemi-sync process does best. Plejaren Music for everyday! I wonder do Plejaren mothers sing soft soothing songs to their babies, or perhaps use technology for the same soothing effect using specific tonal frequencies. Or perhaps play certain musical instruments with this same soothing effect, either way I guess they are well ahead of us in technology and are perhaps well aware of the effects of music /tones on ones and others consciousness, thoughts, health etc. Can anyone please point me in the direction to obtain such information from any of the English translations? Plejaren spacecraft tonal resonance or just music! This may seem strange but even some of their spacecraft perhaps produces music to some extent using complex tonal frequencies as recorded by Billy Meier and other witnesses. While one may say it is not music to us, or even perhaps to the Plejarens, the spacecraft seems to have important tonal frequencies when operating in planet Earths biosphere. Some people here may have heard of the “Schumann resonance” it is the natural heartbeat or indeed perhaps music of planet Earth, the main peak is at 7.83Hz followed by additional resonant peaks 14, 20, 26, 33, 39 and 45 Hz. Mr. Nils Rognerud, one of the sound engineers mentioned these frequencies from his analysis of the UFO sounds that were recorded by Billy and other witnesses; some worked out to be close to this main peak of 7.83Hz on the tape. I think the reason that these frequencies were slightly lower than 7.8 Hz was because of the copying process of the tapes and the battery power in the tape recorders at the time they were in use. In other words, is it possible that the spacecraft was utilizing the Earths own music / tones for flight and hovering modes without harmful pollution to the surroundings and therefore working with the Earth instead of against it? That’s definitely music to my ears! Mike Ref: http://www.nexusmagazine.com/articles/schumann.html Ref: http://www.monroeinstitute.com/content.php?content_id=37 _______________________________________________________________________ Sorry Scott, I just thought I would throw some ideas around to find out if other people on the forum have similar ideas or could expand further on this thread. Not sure if this fits with the current discussion. | ||
Markc Member Post Number: 446 Registered: 06-2000 |
I listen to CD's by the Relaxation Company , which feature ambient music that I can only describe as "celestial" sounding . No beats , suspended cloud-like chords with tones that weave in and out of the audioscape like wind . Composed on synthesizers and who knows what else . Very relaxing I'll look into Hemi-Sync as well. Mark Campbell | ||
Tony Member Post Number: 114 Registered: 01-2006 |
while searching a music site if a particular album had come out yet, I seen the cover of the new Rolling Stones album 'Panic' and I noticed that the guy on the left is wearing a baphomet shirt. (baphomet is a symbol of sexual perversion) This leads back to Aleister Crowley because its well known that the Rolling Stones were keen studyers of his work well before they became famous. And they still haven't changed their sick ways or matured now that they are all old men. They deliberately use these baphomet symbols to incite certain emotions in the human psyche. They are there to suggest evil to the viewer, and to suggest sexual perversion.  The sick/bad thing is that MANY of our most popular past and present musicians study and use Aleister Crowley's work. Not only that but some musicans/bands like the Beatles have gone as far as to publicly praise Aleister Crowley by putting a picture of him on the cover of one of their most popular albums - Beatles: Sargent Pepper Lonely Hearts Album Aleister Crowley/pedophile is circled  | ||
Tony Member Post Number: 114 Registered: 01-2006 |
Iron Maiden's singer Bruce Dickinson producing movie about Aleister Crowley: Dec 2006 Rockstar, pilot and expert swordsman - now Iron Maiden's singer even becomes a movie producer. This week, Expressen.se reported that Bruce Dickinson is doing a film about the satanist Aleister Crowley. "They are hoping for the Cannes festival," a source told Expressen.se. Crowley has been Bruce Dickinson's idol for many years. Amongst other things, the Iron Maiden song "Revelations" is said to refer to Crowleys classic claim that he was the "anti-christ 666" reincarnated. In other words, the Devil himself. Bruce Dickinson is now involved in the pre-production of a movie inspired by Crowley, who lived between 1875 and 1947. "The project has been going on for a while, and is still at an early pre-production stage. At the moment, Bruce cannot comment on the movie," says Dave Pattenden from Iron Maiden's management. The financing is ready and the movie is reportedly about a professor in an English university, whom, after a failed experiment, becomes obsessed with Crowleys soul. Crowley himself was very much into redhaired women, and obviously the professor becomes enchanted by a very beautiful, red-haired student. "Bruce talked to me about this during the whole dinner. He is producing and is probably participating creatively as well. I even think Bruce will be doing the soundtrack for the movie. I know nothing about dates yet, but I think it will be released near the Cannes festival. That's what Bruce is hoping for," says Expressen's source. http://www.maidennorway.com/content/view/455/ | ||
Peter_brodowski Member Post Number: 276 Registered: 01-2004 |
hey tony, panic at the disco is a band and aside from them being on the cover of the rolling stones magazine, they have nothing in common (also aside from being musicians) to the rolling stones. am i misunderstanding you, what are you getting at? are you saying that these people are guilty of something? and about bruce dickinson, do you have something against him? iron maiden seem to have some negative themes in their music, but i dont know why they wrote what they wrote, i can only try to see it from as many pespectives as i can... what i do know though, is that i listened to their music since i was 3 years of age, along with acdc and ozzy osbourne. they (especially iron maiden) have some very thought provoking and potentialy positive lyrics that brings about an opportunity to think of something, some matter or event or side to life that one may not think about by just going along the mainstream route of life, the so called "good" music etc. for example... the song strange world, written by steve harris of iron maiden... "The only place where you can dream, living here is not what it seems. Ship of white light in the sky, nobody there to reason why. Here I am, I'm not really there, smiling faces ever so rare. A let's walk in deepest space, living here just isn't the place. Stalks of light come from the ground, when I cry there isn't a sound. All my feelings cannot be held, I'm happy in my new strange world. Shades of green grasses twine, girls drinking plasma wine. A look at love, a dream unfolds, living here, you'll never grow old. Don't you hear me call? Ooh" iron maiden also often has references to reincarnation and historical events and seem to have as much positive themes as they do negative. just my two cents } | ||
Norm Member Post Number: 1107 Registered: 02-2000 |
That Rolling Stone magazine it has nothing to do with the group. There was a blues song called Rolling Stone that's where the group & magazine got the name. I'm getting sick of this witch hunt stuff. These teens & 20 somethings wear clothing like that to get a reaction they are not part of some cult. In very few cases you get Satan worshipers from these groups but thats about it. My Website | ||
Markc Member Post Number: 450 Registered: 06-2000 |
Concerning the Beatles album cover , there's also a photo of Johnny Weismuller ,who was known as Tarzan in black and white films I don't think the band was condoning "swimming while acting" , he was just a public figure . Mark Campbell | ||
Oo1oo1 Member Post Number: 6 Registered: 01-2007 |
Is that the same Bruce Dickinson, the legendary producer spoofed by Christopher Walken on Saturday Night Live? They did a hilarious piece with a mock-up of Blue Oyster Cult recording Don’t Fear the Reaper, and Dickinson calling for more cowbell. The clip is here. http://www.ojaiwan.net/audio/cowbell.wmv | ||
Tony Member Post Number: 115 Registered: 01-2006 |
Hi Peter, Norm and Mark, you are all wrong in what you say there, and think you should all watch this 58 minute video which shows/proves how wrong you all are - Aleister Crowley - they sold their souls for rock n'roll http://video.google.com.au/videoplay?docid=-2918094024551102330&q=Aleister+Crowley | ||
Tony Member Post Number: 116 Registered: 01-2006 |
Peter, Norm and Mark, what i meant to also say in my previous post was that the Video provides proof that the Beatles, Rolling Stones, Iron Maiden, David Bowie and many other bands from the past had Aleister Crowley as their idol and their music (lyrics, ect) were influenced by him. I highly recommend to watch the video. | ||
Truthseeker Member Post Number: 210 Registered: 03-2003 |
Now I don't know anything about Aleister Crowley being a pedophile, however, as far as Bruce dickinson and Aleister Crowley go, I can deffinitely say they are both very "anti-Christian", but isn't that supposed to be a good thing? |
