I saw Phantom of the Opera last night in Las Vegas with my two girls. I explained to them that LOVE, being 528Hz frequency, is the heart of the light AND sound spectrums--the center of the rainbow--greenish yellow--the primary color of the botanical world; and why I anticipate LIVE H20 will transpose the "music of the night," into the "music of the light."
It will be just like the heroin, Christine, opening her heart to the demonic Phantom, and having him melt in her LOVE.
`Oh, if that Rainbow up there!'
By Ethel Turner
Born 1/24/1872
Oh, if that rainbow up there,
Spanning the sky past the hill,
Slenderly, tenderly fair
Shining with colours that thrill,
Oh, if that rainbow up there,
Just for a moment could reach
Through the wet slope of the air
Here where I stand on the beach!
Here where the waves wash the strand,
Swing itself lovingly low,
Let me catch fast with one hand,
Climb its frail rigging and go.
Climb its frail rigging and go?
Where is its haven of rest?
Out in the gleam and the glow
Of the blood-red waves of the West?
Or where the isles of the dawn
Lie on an amethyst sea,
Does it drift, pale and forlorn,
Ghost of the glory I see?
Is there, ah, is there a land
Such as the Icelanders say,
Or past the West's ruddy strand
Or on the edge of the day,
Some undiscovered clime
Seen through a cloud's sudden rift,
Where all the rainbows of Time
Slowly and silently drift?
Some happy port of a sea
Never a world's sail has made,
Where till the earth shadows flee
Never a rainbow may fade.
Oh, if that rainbow up there,
Just for a moment would reach,
Through the wet slope of the air
Here where I stand on the beach.
Here where the waves wash the strand
Swing itself lovingly low,
Let me catch fast with one hand,
Climb its frail rigging and go!
Leonard G. Horowitz
Thanks for the note on LOVE and light.
I saw Phantom of the Opera last night in Las Vegas with my two girls. I explained to them that LOVE, being 528Hz frequency, is the heart of the light AND sound spectrums--the center of the rainbow--greenish yellow--the primary color of the botanical world; and why I anticipate LIVE H20 will transpose the "music of the night," into the "music of the light."
It will be just like the heroin, Christine, opening her heart to the demonic Phantom, and having him melt in her LOVE.
Aloha,
Len
Mar 9, 2009
The Ancient One
By Ethel Turner
Born 1/24/1872
Oh, if that rainbow up there,
Spanning the sky past the hill,
Slenderly, tenderly fair
Shining with colours that thrill,
Oh, if that rainbow up there,
Just for a moment could reach
Through the wet slope of the air
Here where I stand on the beach!
Here where the waves wash the strand,
Swing itself lovingly low,
Let me catch fast with one hand,
Climb its frail rigging and go.
Climb its frail rigging and go?
Where is its haven of rest?
Out in the gleam and the glow
Of the blood-red waves of the West?
Or where the isles of the dawn
Lie on an amethyst sea,
Does it drift, pale and forlorn,
Ghost of the glory I see?
Is there, ah, is there a land
Such as the Icelanders say,
Or past the West's ruddy strand
Or on the edge of the day,
Some undiscovered clime
Seen through a cloud's sudden rift,
Where all the rainbows of Time
Slowly and silently drift?
Some happy port of a sea
Never a world's sail has made,
Where till the earth shadows flee
Never a rainbow may fade.
Oh, if that rainbow up there,
Just for a moment would reach,
Through the wet slope of the air
Here where I stand on the beach.
Here where the waves wash the strand
Swing itself lovingly low,
Let me catch fast with one hand,
Climb its frail rigging and go!
May 13, 2009
Mary Ellen
May 13, 2009