Synchronizing Artistry

Are we connected by energies synchronized into “Surprise!” out of which we feelingly gawk? Or is that too much a stretch of imagination?

Mathematical cosmologists are helping us ponder a possibility that our connection with one another is a synchronizing artistry, a creating of all things, unceasingly everywhere, all in the same instant: energies connecting one Earthling to another—interconnecting one life form with the next—creating colossal spherical webs; already pulsing one attosecond of synchronizing artistry into the next; already layering upon unimaginable layers of energies around our planet.

Two thousand years ago, a group of Greek philosophers called Pythagoreans worked out the laws of harmony while observing resonances in a vibrating violin string. They realized resonances could be matched with numbers, then hypothesized that the Universe could be explained by laws of harmony. Today, string theorists presume to revive thoughts of early Pythagoreans for explaining the physical Universe in terms of vibrations in infinitesimal strings in hyperspace. ¹

Vibrations—without which the Universe would not exist—escort us, ever so gracefully, to the performing arts. We marvel at Earthlings’ capabilities for synchronizing patterns of dance, stepping to syncopated vibrations in musical phrases, while listening to harmonious tones in rhythmical vibrations from an accompanying orchestra of Earthlings.

This troupe of skillfully trained humans dancing in costumes, with a conductor conducting, a chorus of humans singing, an orchestra playing, stage lights beaming, cameras filming, and film editing create an exquisite artistic performance of the Universe displaying itself: its being is creating, synchronizing fascinating artistry. duration 5:55

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¹ Refer Michio Kaku (b 1947), American author, theoretical physicist, string field theorist, futurist, radio program host

Our constant curiosity is key
to watching what’s being created.
~ David Moorhead