Sunflower Diaries: Cryptology Applied to Music, Korean Jesus, and God as a DJ, Volume 7

By Rod Island
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Published: Jan. 03, 2013
Words: 30,021 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781301590254

Short description

This volume goes into the symbolism of "Mr. Holland's Opus." It talks about the clarinet as an instrument. There's also an examination of the song "Gangnam Style" by by Korean Pop sensation Psy and the theme of Korean Jesus referenced in the 2012 movie "21 Jump Street." There's also a look at "Call Me Maybe" by Carly Rae Jepsen born 11/21 when North Carolina became a state.

Extended description

Volume 7 takes a look at Cryptology applied to music. The book starts off with the movie “Mr. Holland’s Opus” starring Richard Dreyfuss. With the state date theme, actress Olympia Dukakis as Principal Jacobs is born 6/20 when West Virginia became a state. The other character was Gertrude Lang played by actress Alicia Witt born 8/21 when Hawaii became a state. When Gertrude Lang was about to quit playing clarinet, Mr. Holland realized he had to try a different approach. It’s not about reading notes on a page. The last 6 volumes are like notes on a page. I can show you history and map out the state dates. However, reading it as notes on a page is just like a cold scientific approach to understanding the information. A person has to let the music flow through them. That’s something that can’t be taught. A person must internalize it and let all the components come together. What separates a great musician from a mediocre one is someone who moves with the music. In Volume 3, I.. (Read more) Volume 7 takes a look at Cryptology applied to music. The book starts off with the movie “Mr. Holland’s Opus” starring Richard Dreyfuss. With the state date theme, actress Olympia Dukakis as Principal Jacobs is born 6/20 when West Virginia became a state. The other character was Gertrude Lang played by actress Alicia Witt born 8/21 when Hawaii became a state. When Gertrude Lang was about to quit playing clarinet, Mr. Holland realized he had to try a different approach. It’s not about reading notes on a page. The last 6 volumes are like notes on a page. I can show you history and map out the state dates. However, reading it as notes on a page is just like a cold scientific approach to understanding the information. A person has to let the music flow through them. That’s something that can’t be taught. A person must internalize it and let all the components come together. What separates a great musician from a mediocre one is someone who moves with the music. In Volume 3, I talked about the homonyms “close” (persuasion) and “clothes” (wardrobe). I show how a conductor (for electricity) aligns with a conductor (of an orchestra). Earth’s Electromagnetic Field interconnects people as planet-sized brain cells creating a Consciousness of the Planet the same way the electrical field in the human brain interconnects our individual brain cells creating our Consciousness. Earth is a huge brain floating in space. If you look at thoughts that are conducted like music, all the individual brain cells are like musicians of an orchestra working together to generate a symphony of sound. The same thing happens when all the living things on Earth joined by the Electromagnetic Field work to create a symphony of ideas that generate thought for the Consciousness of the Planet. At the end of “Mr. Holland’s Opus” when the music program gets axed because of budget cuts, Mr. Holland feels that all this time he put into teaching students about music was a waste and wasn’t appreciated. Gertrude Lang, now Governor of Oregon, returns and gives a speech to Mr. Holland and the auditorium full of supporters that he did not fail. The students he taught are the music and notes of his life. At the end, everyone whom he ever taught finally got to hear his American Symphony played by his music students from every graduating class. When you take all the theories that I have laid out in the last 6 volumes and put them together as a musical score, it’s just like that music piece Mr. Holland wrote. It’s this majestic piece of all the scientific theories gathered over the last couple centuries building up to helping humankind understand the Consciousness of the Planet like God. It’s like humankind built the musical Tower of Babel through science allowing us to finally be able to understand and talk to the Planet (God?) using a mathematical language. The theme of Korean Jesus sounds oddly out of place, but Korean pop sensation Psy put out that song, which took the American public by storm. Using the state date theme, the music video shows Psy pantomiming a horse jockey. Mexican jockey rider Jesus Castanon is born 3/4 when Vermont became a state. So it’s a Jesus symbol merged with a state date symbol that aligns with a Korean song fitting the theme of a Korean Jesus shown in the 2012 movie “21 Jump Street.” The song “Call Me Maybe” by Carly Rae Jepsen is also marked. When examining the song “God is a DJ” by Pink, music can flow through history and have encrypted symbols that hint at the presence of Intelligent Design. People should look at historical and mathematical sound waves generated by the planet in the same way to see the Consciousness of the Planet that has been there entire time.
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education, history, music, movies, morality, culture, copyright, subconscious, clarinet, analogies, cryptanalysis, cryptology

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