Sue: Fun with filters. As a musician, a giggy musician at one point in my life, I often encountered showing up on a gig where certain music was requested by the contractor or the host of the event that was hiring the musicians to play. Weddings, parties, etc. And as an oboist, when asked to play in a small group setting, you're playing from sheet music or memory, whatever you can or playing by ear, you've heard it before, and you're gonna be able to play. Anyway, the song selection. For example, as an oboist, one of the more beautiful melodies, in my opinion, that has been written to feature the oboe is a crucifixion scene in Ennio Morricone's score to the mission. I had a potential client wanting to march down the aisle at her wedding to that, inspired by the melody, but not understanding originally the context for which that music was composed in the film. As a jazz pianist, frequent wedding request was for the reception was just in time. Which all sorts of double entendre meanings in music and titling that are being juxtaposed with real life events that can elicit a titter. It speaks of the transcendent nature of the performance of the music, the notes, melody, the harmony, with the input of the musician's energy. We're talking now about the musical side of manifestation, which is your musical notes, phrases are your words. It's a musician's performance with their energy that inspires people to want to have a crucifixion scene of music to walk down the aisle with at their wedding. Your musicians are highly sensitive about the context of the music being juxtaposed on a particular situation. They know inherently that the way that they choose to perform that music is going to evoke a response from the audience that might not have anything to do with the original context of the music, but will elevate in some way. It is that musician's energy added to those notes that creates such a manifestation. And what a powerful manifestation it is in being able to communicate nonverbally with listeners and for them to share that energy. Many times it's just simply the lyrics or the text to which the music has been set that can create the double entendre and everybody will understand that, 'cause if they understand the language that's being sung, they'll get it. It also speaks to the power of the creative energy in their ring to take a song that was originally performed in one manner, take on a whole new vibe with their creation. Still the same melody and mostly the harmony, but an entirely different song. The United States national anthem, the Star Spangled Banner, lyrics was set to an old drinking song, and is often used intentionally, for example, to redirect the same energy but to a different entity. My country tis of thee is also the same melody and chords of God save the king slash queen, whatever the monosyllabic monarch is of the epic, transformative power of the melody and the harmony. And the way that that all plays up in my day to day life is I have made the effort to be intentional, mindful, in my awareness. Because you don't want to intentionally send somebody some misdirected energy without understanding the context of which you are performing the music. 'Cause you can't help other people's opinions. They're n that's none of your business. It's such a powerful thing. Ooh, eleven twelve on the clock. Confirmation. I'm bringing it back to a more common association of manifestation and prayer and spell work is words, their meaning is amplified by the energy that's added to them. That energy as it gets sent out is what you're gonna get back. And it might be confirmation of that siren, might be tenfold, might be much more intensified than what you sent out. So for goodness sakes, send out the positive stuff. And that way you'll have done your best to fortify your positivity. And that will help you. balance to see things as they really are. Confirmation with the EMP beep. All because you took some time to do a little research. Confirmation of that siren. Grateful for your stopping by and having a listen. I'm seeing more engagement on the YouTube channel. I appreciate that. Apple Podcast, the audio version of this, is also getting a bit more activity. Not and does a Spotify for podcasts. If any of you listening to this now are an avid podcast listener. Do you engage with Spotify for your podcasts? I'd love to know. Maybe I'll shut that RSS to that channel off. And over at my website, I've seen more engagement, probably in the last week or so, with readers and viewers from China. It's been a good thing for me to research a little bit about the towns and the cities that are appearing. One in particular is the city that has the huge hot pot restaurant. I saw it on a travel log a few months ago. It's just like beautifully enormous restaurant. A few thousand people can dine there at once. That's just amazing to me. So I'm getting a little more depth into who you are. And I don't mean that to creep. I'm just curious, given that I know I'll never ever meet you. So forgive me if I investigate a little bit about your city where in which you are obtaining your IP address from to view my blog. I appreciate you. Confirmation with that beat. Byrd. Thank you. Thanks again.