music
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- music
- among primitives
- barbarous, monotonous (44:1.12)
- earlier types of m. appeal to immature or spiritually indolent individuals (44:1.13)
- little progress until Adamites (66:5.24) (74:6.7) (78:5.8)
- originated in worship chants (92:3.6)
- angels enjoy our real m. (38:2.1)
- appreciation on Urantia (44:1.12-15)
- better if Adam and Eve had survived (44:1.15)
- cannot elevate soul or nourish spirit (84:8.4)
- celestial associates of our musicians (44:1.14)
- celestial music
- 100,000 modes analogous to our m. instruments (44:1.10)
- harmony is universal code of spirit communication (44:1.11,15)
- morontia functions often executed in rhythm (44:4.11)
- spirit melodies are not material sound waves (44:1.1)
- expresses tempo of emotions (195:7.20)
- flute played at mourning (152:1.1)
- form of mathematical rhythm (12:9.2)
- gift of harmony occurs only once in 1000 mortals (44:1.15)
- harmony and rhythm spiritually akin to beauty (44:7.2)
- involves exertion of higher intellectual powers (44:1.13)
- Jesus loved harp (123:6.5) (126:1.6) (127:4.10)
- limited range of mortal hearing (44:1.1)
- majority react to m. with material muscles (44:1.12)
- military trained in m. in continental nation (72:11.3)
- real musician could change course of a nation (44:1.8)
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