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This website largely concerns vibrations, oscillations, energies — vibratory anything — with life, physics, science, music in primary focus, plus oddball tidbits aplenty mixed-in for flavor and zest.
“An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.” – Ben Franklin
All is inseparably connected via vibration. Per scripture, sound was the beginning: If “God is two octaves above man,” but ‘silence is golden,’ doesn’t that leave us somewhere between precious and divine? We should live up to that.
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Meaning of “Audiopotheosis”
“Audiopotheosis” can be interpreted as:
The glorification or deification through sound.
Or: Sound elevated to the level of the divine.
This term might be used in contexts such as:
- Describing a transcendent sonic experience (e.g., a psychedelic or spiritual sound journey)
- Labeling a work of art or music that seeks to sonically embody the divine
- A metaphor for sound being a medium of transformation or enlightenment
Possible Applications
- Philosophy of Sound: Exploring how audio can produce religious or ecstatic experiences.
- Artistic Branding: A powerful name for an ambient/electronic album, installation, or sound-healing practice.
- Technospirituality: The convergence of high-fidelity audio and metaphysical exploration.
Symbolic Significance
In a culture where light is often associated with divinity, “audiopotheosis” reverses or balances the paradigm, making sound the vehicle of revelation or ascent. It implies:
- Sacred resonance
- Healing vibrations
- Sonic alchemy
- Transcendence through tone
Related Concepts
- Cymatics (sound forming matter)
- Nada Yoga (yogic practice of inner sound)
- The Music of the Spheres (Pythagorean cosmology)
- The Word/Logos (as divine utterance)