Mystic music transcends worldly distractions from "summary" of Eternal Echoes: The Sacred Sounds Through the Mystic by Sadhguru
The power of mystic music lies in its ability to transport us beyond the chaos of the world. When we immerse ourselves in the sacred sounds of this music, we are able to transcend the distractions that constantly pull at our attention. The mystical melodies and rhythms have a way of quieting the mind and opening the heart to a higher state of consciousness. In this expanded awareness, we are able to connect with something greater than ourselves – a universal energy that flows through all of creation. Through the medium of music, we are able to tap into this divine energy and experience a sense of oneness with the universe. The barriers that separate us from the world around us begin to dissolve, and we are left with a profound sense of unity and interconnectedness. In this state of heightened awareness, we are able to see beyond the illusions ...
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