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Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts

Thursday, August 25, 2011

Death, Angels and Music


Here's something that I thought I'd share with you. It's not from me, but from a remarkable man named Frederic Delarue. In the video below, Frederic recounts a remarkable and moving near death experience, which occurred when he was involved in a traffic accident as a child. It is well worth watching. I find the energy of this man to be quite gentle and beautiful. There's a lot of grace about him.

Equally as beautiful is his music. On his website you can download an entire CD of angelic music called Musical Rapture. 


Frederic says the music was 'given' to him by the spirit of a deceased man who had died unexpectedly. The spirit told him that he died specifically so he could communicate angelic music back to human beings on this world. Musical Rapture is free because Frederic insists the music is meant to be made available for all humanity for free. The album is indeed quite angelic. I have downloaded it myself.

Here's the video where Frederic recounts his near death experience. 

Marcus

Sunday, May 30, 2010

Go West!


 The peak behind Discovery Bay, Hong Kong, today
I live in a very beautiful part of Hong Kong – Discovery Bay, on Lantau Island. Lantau is the biggest island in the territory, apart from Hong Kong Island itself. It’s great to be able to come back here and relax after a long day of work (or blog writing!)
But I didn’t always live in this part of Hong Kong. I Hope that the story of how I came to live here will be instructive for anyone who wishes to follow their Integrated Intelligence to live their Bliss.
I have only lived in Discovery Bay for less than six months. Before then I was living on the 50th floor of a high-rise in the eastern side of Hong Kong. I found the experience less than blissful! Being so far from the earth was very ungrounding. At times I felt almost soulless. Still, the place was close to my workplace, so I endured it.
Then one night a song came to me as I was sleeping, as so often happens to me. It was a line from Elton John’s Goodbye Yellow Brick Road.