Since you humans speak words I would like to translate this cosmic language of ALL for you:


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If you make an accident(al), meaning you sharpen or flatten, in the next phase of life, bardo, reincarnation.. (OK "Bar"), one might mistakenly keep remembering your accident(al)! "That was a long time ago, can't you forget!?!"

So as the text of this cosmic truth says, "to avoid ambiguity in certain situations.." we be extra courteous to help people remember that THE KEY OF LIFE IS LOVE! We didn't mean for that accident(al) to keep re-manifesting! This is a case where one MUST FORGET THE PAST, but with our acts of extra courtesy, all resolves harmoniously.

Putting these courtesies in parenthesis is the same as "don't make a big deal out of it" as you humans put semi-unimportant verbal excess in YOUR parenthesis (like this).

On page 11 we are enlightened that: "It is best to add a courtesy accidental for octave shifts" we have now heard the cosmic design truths. The sacred octave shift, turning the 8 or infinity, need be done very carefully, so that the listener is transported up the harmonic frequency spectrum to the desired higher spiritual levels accordingly.

So, if you have made an accident(al) by flattening or sharpening - or even double flattening (splat!) or double sharpening (ouchie!), use symbols of courtesy and parenthesis to avoid ambiguity and as "reminders of the key signature" of harmonious development and joy for all.

May you humans be able to accept the sacred wisdom of the language of the muse, music. May we be aware, balanced and in harmony. Amen.

Dear Maestro Grazioso.
Thank you for explaining the Key of Life.

I will place the notes of the angels on a Beam Slant so they will dance molto pianissimo and cantabile on your musical staff

Thank you Administrator for sharing this musical post. I don't play an instrument, but I appreciate the wisdom shared here.

Sue

Thank you Administrator.
I don't play an instrument either,
but I will remember to be courteous.

Love
Vicky

Your creativity dear Teo is boundless.

Enjoyed your sharing the key of love and harmony.

Maestro grazioso ... yes Inda, that's true.

Loving you,
Margherita dpm

That was my friend Arty, silly dpm.. he he..

I wanna try something with that great music graphic you posted there. So clear! Let's see..



I hope that works, your graphic is a ".png!" Pingy back 2 u! he he.. I'm sort of testing the new posting icon set too! Too bad the peace sign doesn't fit.. (or does it?)

Love and light being, Teo

Thank you for sharing the explanation of the musical symbols. Looks like everyone is having fun with the post. Nice post.

Sincerely,
Gisele

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