You can harness the power of music to attract to you sweet and loving "visitors" that will grace and bless your living environment.

Date:   2/4/2006 12:43:48 AM ( 18 y ago)

The most curious thing happened this evening while I was playing Mike Rowland's "Magical Elfin Collection".

I was sitting on a mattress in the middle of the room, working on a recumbent client. It was dusk and apart from the remaining glimmers of natural light coming in through the window, the only light in the room came from a candle.

One of the tracks has a march tune, and I was imagining what a group of angels would look like in a parade or procession, marching to this tune.

Gradually, the air in the room took on a "sticky" quality – the sort of stickiness that makes metal objects stick to a magnet. Time had moved on a little and another track was playing.

Suddenly, about half way between the floor and the ceiling, iridescent bubbles of light began to appear in the air.

In some way they resembled the famous "orbs" that have been so well documented in both writing and photography on the Internet.

But they had a diaphanous and porous membrane, more like a bubble. The membrane looked to be made of luminous fine threads, almost like a woven cloth of light.

The air grew thick with these bubbles and, slowly and gracefully, they circled in procession around my head in a clockwise direction, moving gently up and down but never touching or jostling one another.

As my mind dropped down to my heart in response to what I was feeling, to my amusement, amongst the bubbles appeared some little pink 3-dimensional hearts.

They behaved so cutely, bobbing up and down to the music, reminding me of children at play.

This went on until the current track finished playing.

It was clear that these little visitors were not from our world. Their presence was proof that beautiful music has the power to draw to us, perhaps from a great distance, sweet and loving life forms that grace and bless our living environment.


 

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