If everything is a vibration/energy, does that mean we are all music, our essence spiritually?

Question

If all frequencies can be percieved, imagines or meaured, wouldn't they created some sort of sound?

If you could choose one song to fit your life and personality and I had to find you after we both die, and the only way I could do this was imagining certain songs and the ones who loved them most, and that was my only source of connecting, what would you pick?

Deep stuff here, might sound like garbage to some but this is very meaningful for me.
I guess you could pick more than one. Also please answer the original question.

what is music of the spheres...I idk

I like the mountains in springtime pangel

Answer 1

yes Corey i totally agree , we do give off sound frequencies

my song ... hhmm OK I'm not going to pick a song simply because i like it but one that would be fitting to me ..... Annie's song , by John Denver ... that one has a certain ring to it that gives me goosebumps
I am Annie's song so you will reckognise me ! :o)


added info ... how will i know you corey ? what is your song :o)

Answer 2

This is a hard question to answer. The Bible names many enemies. Some are physical, some spiritual. So here is my take on the subject: 1. Not everyone is in the body of Christ. This points to the conclusion that not everyone is your brother in Christ. Even spiritually. In turn, if they are not in the Body, they are an "enemy", but only to the point where they flatly refuse the gospel of salvation. This is where the Bible tells us to shake the dust off our feet and move on. 2. If you point to a more spiritual nature, you can name the "seven deadly sins" or any person or force that seeks to divert our attention from serving God. These can be counted among our enemies. 3. The Bible says to love those that hate you. Obviously then we must love our enemies. The Bible never says to hate anyone, including our enemies and this leads to a distinction between enemy and hate. Just because I call you an enemy doesn't mean that I hate you. Just the opposite. I'll love you more because you're my enemy. Why? You need it more than my brother in Christ, who already has the greatest Love of all. In conclusion-love those you call enemy, but make sure you know who they are. If they preach a different gospel, refuse the true gospel of salvation or blaspheme the Holy Ghost, then these would be worthy of the title of enemy. Again, this doesn't mean I'll hate you or shun you away. The Bible gives a strict command on enemies, and a more strict command on hate.

Answer 3

IF we are energy, are we not also light?
Since these are the physical things people have percieved as faceless diety for centruies, perhaps there is something to this.

I'd never beable to select one song, but I'd be hanging with the live jam and folk music souls!
ever read Jitterbug Perfume (Tom Robbins) ? there are parts where a character posits that scent is the last sense to die, so people could be called back with scent.
interesting questions!

Answer 4

Yes. Are you referring to "string theory" in physics where everything in the universe is a vibration? I learned about this just the other evening. I find it fascinating. Also, check out "The Color of Infinity" from PBS, where we can hear colors, and see sounds. It boggles the mind.

Favorite songs:

Vivaldi's Four Seasons (esp. Winter and Spring)
The Beatles' Blackbird,
Barber's Adagio for Strings

to name a few

Answer 5

Dear Coreyusaf:

We are indeed a vibrational frequency. The Great Mind of God and His Children fire off of that current or Force as Thought is carried through the One Mind that fills all space.

The holy sons of God know something of music! It pours from our Being here in the physical world, where all is material.

Jesus speaks of the Forgotten Song that exists in our Reality. Let Him speak : "Listen - perhaps you catch a hint of an ancient state not quite forgotten; dim, perhaps, and yet not altogether unfamiliar, like a song whose name is long forgotten, and the circumstances in which you heard completely unremembered. Not the whole song has stayed with you, but just a little wisp of melody, attached not to a person or a place or anything particular. But you remember, from just this little part, how lovely was the song."

"The notes are nothing. Yet you have kept them with you, not for themselves, but as a soft reminder of what would make you weep if you remembered how dear it was to you.. . .Listen, and see if you remember an ancient song you knew so long ago and held more dear than any melody you taught yourself to cherish since."

This is a bit complex, but Ave Maria is my favorite song in all my life. I know in Latin it means "Hail Mary" and is a song dedicated to her - but I don't hear it that way.

I do not speak Latin, so the words do not come to me. But the melody - I can hardly bear up under it. Sometimes, I feel myself bending under from its beauty. To me, without the rational meaning of the song, I HEAR supplication to the Father to the point of begging. I become a beggar in front of Him, until the music almost throws me to my knees. This is what I HEAR.

Answer 6

Ah, you heard of the Music of the Spheres, I take it?

It does, it does. But, we don't choose the sounds.

If I could choose one song... hmn...

... "Dream to New World" by Miki.

- 16 yo Pagan

Answer 7

Yes! and yes there are certain songs I would pick, most of them reggae, for me!

Answer 8

Yes!

Answer 9

To answer the question, no.

It's not "deep stuff." It's pseudo-spiritual silliness, even though that's a redundant phrase. Don't delude yourself with such nonsense.