Stole this video link from Oracles and Healers....love this!
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
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How very Beautiful!!!
ReplyDeletePerfect Music for Our Time :)
Steal anything you like, anytime you like. Love your site.
ReplyDeleteBelieve it or not, this flashmob was made in my hometown, Sabadell, near Barcelona Spain. What a wonderful surprise to find it here!
ReplyDeleteWonderful!! thank you for this AK... definitely hits just the right note, indeed!
ReplyDeleteNow THAT is the true spirit of our times!
ReplyDeleteI'm a really tough guy and I cried with joy. The beauty we are capable of bringing to each other unbiddden, the inspiration one person can cause across all ages is our power.
ReplyDeleteDennis Patterson--Deer Park, WA
Humanity at it's best! It brought tears of joy. How about the little girl on the lamp pole. Imagine what she'd think about seeing this in 30 or 40 years.
ReplyDeleteLoved it. Made me cry. So inspiring, what we (the people) can do. Thank you
ReplyDeleteCaroline :)
Thank you Kabuki. I'm a career musician, a college music professor and I can't count the number of times I have heard and performed this piece. It never fails to bring tears to my eyes, such a magnificent piece.
ReplyDeleteFor anyone interested, Beethoven wrote Ode to Joy towards the end of his career , his final symphony. He was already deaf ( from illness and being beaten as a child by an alcoholic father) yet he was able to compose this magnificent piece by hearing it in his head.
He never heard it performed. It is said that at its premiere performance, Beethoven was conducting it, not able to hear it, and it wasn’t until he turned to the audience at the end and saw them standing and applauding and yelling out praise and emotion, that he knew it was well received. Can you imagine? What a gift.
Thank you again, blessings and peace
Thank You Celestially, Dear AK...
ReplyDeleteHow perfect ... one of Beethoven's most breathtaking masterpieces:
*Ode To Joy* which we all need to remember to Feel within Often ... thus attract more JOY into our multi-dimensional lives.
We are Spiritual Beings having a 3D adventure...Joy is Light...We Are That:)
What a most enjoyable piece of music. i don't know what brought tears to my eyes. the music, or just the well recieved comments.
ReplyDeleteyou are all lovely people.
From Dazza with love.
I, too, shed tears because of the beautiful music and the thought that when our long nightmare in duality ends our hearts will overflow with joy and gratitude beyond measure. Thank you for posting this.
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