Alexandre Tannous

I played late medieval music, Renaissance, early Baroque, and played classical period music and romantic and contemporary. I've experienced playing these things. I played jazz. I played progressive rock. I played bluegrass and blues. What you get at the end is that music is impacting you differently. Are you closer to the laws of physics, to the harmonic series or not?

I played late medieval music, Renaissance, early Baroque, and played classical period music and romantic and contemporary. I've experienced playing these things. I played jazz. I played progressive rock. I played bluegrass and blues. What you get at the end is that music is impacting you differently. Are you closer to the laws of physics, to the harmonic series or not?

I played late medieval music, Renaissance, early Baroque, and played classical period music and romantic and contemporary. I've experienced playing these things. I played jazz. I played progressive rock. I played bluegrass and blues. What you get at the end is that music is impacting you differently. Are you closer to the laws of physics, to the harmonic series or not?

Then you're going to get entertainment. You're going to get an industry, no longer music that... take you to God closer. Those who did it best in religion, in my opinion, and that took me many years to understand, are Quranic chants in Islam and the Greek Orthodox with Byzantine chants. Gregorian chants of the Catholic Church also deal with modes, but they're not as sophisticated.

Then you're going to get entertainment. You're going to get an industry, no longer music that... take you to God closer. Those who did it best in religion, in my opinion, and that took me many years to understand, are Quranic chants in Islam and the Greek Orthodox with Byzantine chants. Gregorian chants of the Catholic Church also deal with modes, but they're not as sophisticated.

Then you're going to get entertainment. You're going to get an industry, no longer music that... take you to God closer. Those who did it best in religion, in my opinion, and that took me many years to understand, are Quranic chants in Islam and the Greek Orthodox with Byzantine chants. Gregorian chants of the Catholic Church also deal with modes, but they're not as sophisticated.

So these modes that the ancient Greeks had music very similar and impacted, influenced by, and influenced also Turkish classical music and Arabic classical music. So this is why I was saying that the creator of civilization, West Asia, preserved a very ancient, sophisticated musical system that Plato was trying to talk about without directly talking about it.

So these modes that the ancient Greeks had music very similar and impacted, influenced by, and influenced also Turkish classical music and Arabic classical music. So this is why I was saying that the creator of civilization, West Asia, preserved a very ancient, sophisticated musical system that Plato was trying to talk about without directly talking about it.

So these modes that the ancient Greeks had music very similar and impacted, influenced by, and influenced also Turkish classical music and Arabic classical music. So this is why I was saying that the creator of civilization, West Asia, preserved a very ancient, sophisticated musical system that Plato was trying to talk about without directly talking about it.

to give someone at some point in the future this message, and we are discovering it 22 centuries later. In the same way that the Gnostics wrote books, buried them in the sand, were discovered two big set of books. The Dead Sea Scrolls, discovered in Qumran by the Dead Sea, and the Nag Hammadi Library in southern Egypt. Nag Hammadi is the name of the region.

to give someone at some point in the future this message, and we are discovering it 22 centuries later. In the same way that the Gnostics wrote books, buried them in the sand, were discovered two big set of books. The Dead Sea Scrolls, discovered in Qumran by the Dead Sea, and the Nag Hammadi Library in southern Egypt. Nag Hammadi is the name of the region.

to give someone at some point in the future this message, and we are discovering it 22 centuries later. In the same way that the Gnostics wrote books, buried them in the sand, were discovered two big set of books. The Dead Sea Scrolls, discovered in Qumran by the Dead Sea, and the Nag Hammadi Library in southern Egypt. Nag Hammadi is the name of the region.

And they told us about a lot of crazy things. God that we follow, Jehovah, is the demiurge. We have not been following the right God. The Gospel of Thomas and many things about... parasitic forces plaguing the human mind, so iconic forces.

And they told us about a lot of crazy things. God that we follow, Jehovah, is the demiurge. We have not been following the right God. The Gospel of Thomas and many things about... parasitic forces plaguing the human mind, so iconic forces.

And they told us about a lot of crazy things. God that we follow, Jehovah, is the demiurge. We have not been following the right God. The Gospel of Thomas and many things about... parasitic forces plaguing the human mind, so iconic forces.

The guiding force seemed to be music and harmony, but something within us has driven us away in the same way we created glyphosate and GMO and tried to improve on nature, based on ignorance, based on deliberate attempt, or based on interest in profit. We need to take this very seriously because this is, I believe, what has crippled the evolution of humanity.

The guiding force seemed to be music and harmony, but something within us has driven us away in the same way we created glyphosate and GMO and tried to improve on nature, based on ignorance, based on deliberate attempt, or based on interest in profit. We need to take this very seriously because this is, I believe, what has crippled the evolution of humanity.

The guiding force seemed to be music and harmony, but something within us has driven us away in the same way we created glyphosate and GMO and tried to improve on nature, based on ignorance, based on deliberate attempt, or based on interest in profit. We need to take this very seriously because this is, I believe, what has crippled the evolution of humanity.

Driven by trauma, driven by separation from the servant, from the real God, soul, different God, and then we have science that is reductionist and wearing an invisible straight jacket trying to do its best. And we come with throw it away and go and be native. No, no, let's stop doing that. We all have bits and pieces of the truth. Are we using them in a following resonance harmony? So music...

Driven by trauma, driven by separation from the servant, from the real God, soul, different God, and then we have science that is reductionist and wearing an invisible straight jacket trying to do its best. And we come with throw it away and go and be native. No, no, let's stop doing that. We all have bits and pieces of the truth. Are we using them in a following resonance harmony? So music...