Also read; Claude Debussy’s use of the divine geometry in music A fundamental part of the creation of the world as recorded by our ancient narrative, is the involvement of sound, and the resultant effect of the vibrations of the sound in the creation of how we perceive matter, space and time. The Christian tradition […]
Hymn to Self
Make me a mirror in thy ancestral image And still my Core with titanium and rage Make me fearless and fierce But cautious in grace Cave my heart from the willow And my bark trench deep in meadow Let me see through the eyes of Argus And let Venus have its Path As twilight flicker […]
Claude Debussy’s use of The Divine Geometry in Music
In mathematical terms, the divine proportions is observed when a line is divided into two parts and the longer part (a) divided by the smaller part (b) is equal to the sum of (a) + (b) divided by (a) which both equals 1.618, a term regarded by the ancient Greek as Phi, another word for Infinity.