Greetings.

   I just thought of a new theory. What if music lays down a formatted field of space that allows mental thoughts to traverse across in a guided fashion?

   In one of the "Star Trek" movies was an energy wave traveling through space called "The Nexus". What if music forms some kind of nexus wave that tarvels through space. Look at the cover of Deep Purple's Album "Fireball". Once sound is released, it has to travel somewhere and it takes time to get there. Maybe thoughts are waves like sound waves and need a medium to travel the same as sound needs a medium to travel.

Ralph

I  am totally with you on that thought Ralph. I even think music allows our thoughts to piggy back on it. When singing karaoke sometimes  I have sent thoughts out to others almost as if the music is kind of fuel for thoughts unrelated to the actual lyrics. I even think that someday music will be found to be a perpetual energy source to power things because of the massive energy involved in it's production. That we could run our cars by the radio. But it's just a theory at the moment of course. Very good.

I believe that both thoughts and sound travel through the same medium- as does every frequency in our infinite universe- as it is called in quantum physics, the quantum field. 

Neat ideas!

Another example would be that when we sing while working, the tasks seem easier, like more energy is involved, less gravity, etc!

Let's whistle while we work!   :D

Bets

That's the idea Bets,

But I think someday we will find a way to power actual products like space craft with music. It seems so way out but the energy is there. Just as it makes day to day chores easier.

An added thought.

   Sometimes during my meditations involving music, I pick up mental thoughts from aliens that are heterodyned into the music wave. In the movie "Close Incounters Of The Third Kind", they started that official communication with a certain melody, followed by established music patterns in mathematical scales; then classical overtures.

   It seems to me that advanced races are more musically inclined than we are and actually use it for communication as well as entertainment. Not only that, but color coordination with music in a not so psychedelic a manner may offer methods they utilize as well for conveying ideas and concepts.

Ralph