Interstellar Gallery

The deep spiritual maturity of this race is evidenced not only by this exquisite song - The Flight of Spirit - but by the intricate crop glyphs they have left in our fields. They are in all areas of communication sharing the beauty of their race.

This song about the fairies of Andromeda is in fact a children's song. When it was received, it was heard being sung by the innocent voices of a group of children of the Kaarsana race.

The intense and richly hued emotions they were asking to be interpreted through their magnificent music - The Eye of the Storm - is a deeply stirring experience that releases the past, leaving the listener altered.

This transmission from Orion - Earth Landing - is a celebration of the opened lines of communication between the Karrit-arach and humanity. It simulates a spacecraft landing, amidst the jubilent voices that sing praises that our races have reconnected.

The music, called Serenity, is the refined epitome of a level of mastery that reflects the expansive awareness of the silent mind. It reflects a deep awareness of the perfection of life.

Embraced by the Love of the One envelops the listener musically with a feeling of coming home; of being nurtured by the One Life. Its deep warmth permeates the listener's being with a deep contentment.

The Journey Home is a fluttering of joy; an expression of gladness over the cosmic ascension that has brought all root races to a reunion. The influence of Lyra on the music of Lemurians apparent in this song. Lemurian music during its last period, had a similar genre in its instrumentation.

Masarach, which means jubilation in their language (the language is called Aratvavi) is musical masterpiece that stirs and arouses the heart. The jubilation is because they can share their hearts with us through their art.

The Blue Moon of Mansarat is like the Pleiadean Poetry*, exquisitely lyrical in describing that which brings them rapture - the natural environment they live in. A hauntingly poignant musical picture is painted of the landscape of one of their moons.

The unusual range that Almine has been required to sing, in vocally interpreting the music as given by the star races, is miraculous and very evident in this piece. Similar in some respects to Tibetan overtone singing, it indicates that some Earth cultures may in the distant past have had interstellar influences.

Initially the music received from Sirius C, a planet covered primarily with a greenish ocean and a continent of rainforest about the size of Australia, came from the Mer population. The initial sharing with humanity was supposed to come from the 12 Root Races, however, since these songs form a joint alchemical equation to bring a renaissance to man. The race whose music replaced the Mer music, are land dwellers. This vibrant song - In the Tree Tops - describes the lushness of their world.

The Story of the Bear Clans is performed in the oral tradition, still performed by Indigenous Tribes like the Mohawk. The spoken words telll of their ancient origin being from Earth, and how they escaped a catastrophic axis tilt by escaping through a time tunnel. The singing voices indicate the emotion behind the words.