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| Silence: The Great Sound of God |
Is Creation playing together a Great Composition? What is the Music of God?
Why do we go out of tune? The answer is obvious, even if we talk about galaxies, universes, black holes or whatever you want, because we are idiots. The only beings in the universe that God "allows" to go out of tune are human beings and negative spirit beings.
God endowed the human being with free will so that he could choose of his own free will to sing the great song of love. A song that maintains, sustains, protects, preserves, develops, but some human beings (manipulated by negative spiritual beings), all they do is caw like angry crows destroying everything in their path.
Never, never, never, will you find in divine creation any being that, of its own free will, destroys its environment and that of others with its out-of-tune singing.
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| There is NO Noise in Divine Creation, only the Perfect Sound |
On the other hand we have the negative spiritual beings (demons, rebellious angels), who, having no free will, rebelled against their angelic nature and their Creator, and who try with their arrhythmias to destroy the divine creation, helping themselves with the "choir" of the only spiritual beings created in the image of God (because they know human potential).
God is Music, a Perfect Song, therefore, those who sing and play out of tune are out of divine nature. They really don't exist, because outside of love nothing exists, not even sound but emptiness.
We are clear that God is the All: The stars and the space between them, the protons and neutrons and the space between them. All supported by the sound of the Word.
Therefore, silence does not exist. Thus, the Great Composition, the Music of God, is Silence,
... listen and you will hear.
Damián Alvarez at http://sistemasanaciontinerfe.blogspot.com/
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