Alexandre Tannous
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard Apr 2025
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Each macabre, again, like the scales, but scales are a reduced version of that because a D major scale is the same as C major, same as E major, but it's starting on a different note degree. So you're changing the tonal center, the point of departure and arrival key of, when you talk about piano sonata and the key of E flat,
by Mozart, by whoever, or a piano concerto in the key of G, that G is a tonal center, and you're using notes that are in the scale of E-flat, major or minor. But in the West, we focus mostly on the major or minor. It's true, we have three different minor scales, and they have different constructs, different whole-step, half-step division between the notes.
And we have the harmonic scale, the melodic scale, and the natural minor scales. And we have one major scale. We focus on just these four scales. There are other scales used, pentatonic is used quite often, and some other ones, but they get funky if you go into very specialized music or progressive rock or jazz or classical post-romantic music.
But this is happening all along in India, in the Arab world, in Turkey, in the Persian world, in North Africa, is that they have different scales. So that different ethos, different intervallic structure, different group of notes.
that the music, instrumental, vocal, or both, is created on that, and you sit and listen, or you become part of the ritual where you're involved, getting your mind out of the way, your consciousness now is exposed to a variety of different ways of being. Based on what?
Different mathematical ratios, harmony closer to the harmonic series frequencies that are now, you're hearing them, adapting to them in the sound of the gong, you're doing overtone singing, Or the discs, the bells, the harmoniums, the singing bowls.
What you do with that, what you recognize, the work you do in quieting the maya, quieting the misguided perception, the thoughts, the mental diarrhea we have within us all the time, the story, the rumination, the attachment, bringing harmony to that. This is what we need to do collectively. This is not woo-woo. I've done studies. Look at the word I just gave.
Few examples, I'm not taking as full as I can, limited with time, but this is happening all the time, it's being overlooked. I think this is what, if we create rehabilitative system, a healing system, we can use the power of these two natural technologies, sound, psychedelics, and the most important thing, the person can bring.
agency how are you listening to are you continuing the story are you present are you listening to what you're doing are you feeling there are so many elements of this sophistication is so abstruse it's so convoluted but there's so much richness and actually so um Even more powerful way than doing the overtone singing and could be even more simple.
I just want people to sit and close their lips and hum. Just normal humming. And it could be without any movement of the tongue for now. Normal. A very important thing to close the eyes. and to feel and to feel and bring looseness to the lips to tap into the vibrational state because if the lips are too tight or too loose, depending on the inner buccal cavity, they will vibrate differently.
And to tap into just that most minimum effort to get the maximum effect, that's a good investment of energy.
Yes, and I created and I lead a nonprofit collective, Resonant Mind Collective, created during COVID, to help giving people tools to ground them, to inspire them, tools for integration, for processing, tools that people can use to let go of their attachment to fear. Because it's not just imposed on us. We work with it. We...
we can become deeply interested in something that's not good for us and we start to invest because of this trauma, because all of this needs to bring awareness to there's something to nurture and nourish. Inner child work is far more important than people think it is because we are still that child.
It's just we have not given him or her a chance to heal, to attend to it, and to be grateful to what we've gone through. Nothing important happens without going there first. And Jesus says something that only a child can enter the kingdom of God. What does that mean? What does that pull down to? Not that I'm, you know, devout Christians.
No, but I believe in the teaching of Christ, whether he exists for real or not, whether it's a story or not. But I firmly believe of his existence in the state of harmony.
The state of wonder, awe, and not telling a story that's unhealthy and being attached to it.
Thank you, and thank you for doing incredible things, bringing to the world knowledge, practices, healing, and empowerment.
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