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Each harmonic octave (meaning ‘whole of 8’) consists not only of 8
wholly tones, but also of 8 harmonic relations (4 quints plus 4
quarts). The frequency ratios mentioned above, originate from Pythagoras
in Ancient Greece. Most ‘music’ currently produced, is not
based on these harmonic ratios, and neither vibrates the tone A on
432 Hz. That is, however, not the only vital knowledge humanity lost
over the ages related to the essence of music, as we will see below.
Why do we use the names of Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, and Si to refer
to the wholly notes? The table below shows that these notes are abbreviations
of Latin words. Each Latin word refers to a level within
the Ray of Creation. We find a very accurate scientific description of
the Ray of Creation in the first chapter of the first book of the Holy
Bible. Wholly Science shows the true meaning of Holy, which is the
same as Wholly. The title of the first chapter of the Book of Genesis
(which is also the First Book of Moses) is The Creation. The content
of that first chapter of the Bible has nothing to do with faith in God.
On the contrary, it enables us to understand the true essence of God
and the Wholly Work of God, which is Creation. We find God as the
initiator of the Ray of Creation, also referred to as the Unmoved
Mover by Aristotle, another (wholly) scientist form Ancient Greece.
We also find God on every other level of the Ray of Creation. To
distinguish between these different creating Gods, each God has a
different name on each level. The abbreviations of these (seven)
names of God are Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, and Si.
Tone Latin English Meaning Day
Do Dominus Lord The Lord 0
Si Sidera Stars all galaxies 1
La Lactea Milk our Milky Way 2
Sol Sol Sun our sun Helios 3
Fa Fāta Fate our solar system 4
Mi Microcosmus Microcosm our planet Terra 5
Re Regina Regent our moon Luna 6
Do Dominus Lord The Lord 7
The Ray of Creation starts on Day 0 with the intention of the Lord
God (Almighty) to create the whole of reality, mostly called ‘the
world’. This is the tone of Do from Dominus, meaning the Lord.
On Day 1, God separated the light from the darkness. This is the
separation of the light (yang) of all the stars (or Sidera in Latin) from
the darkness (yin) of the rest of the universe (or macrocosm). This is
the tone of Si from Sidera (or all galaxies).
On Day 2, God said, “Let there be a firmament in the midst of the
waters, and let it separate the waters from the waters.” The ‘waters’
is a reference to a galaxy. The galaxy we can see in the midst of the
firmament is our own galaxy called the Milky Way. This is the tone
of La from Lactea, meaning milk.
On Day 3, God said, “Let the waters under the heavens be gathered
together into one place.” In this level of Creation, ‘water’ refers
to light. The gathering of light into one place is a reference to our sun
Helios. This is the tone of Sol, meaning the sun.
On Day 4, God said, “Let there be lights in the firmament of the
heavens to separate the day from the night; and let them be for signs
and for seasons and for days and years.” These lights in the firmament
that enable us to keep track of time are the visible planets of
our solar system. These planets play a key role in astrology, which
provides us a scientific description of fate. This is the tone of Fa
from Fata, meaning fate.
On Day 5, God said, “Let the waters bring forth swarms of living
creatures, and let birds fly above the earth across the firmament of
the heavens.” Again, the ‘waters’ that bring forth living creatures
refer to light, meaning all cosmic energies that support biological
life. The microcosm includes all living creatures on our mother
planet called Terra (Gaia means Mother Terra). Next, the ‘birds’ that
fly above the microcosm of Terra across the firmament of the heavens
refer to the stars of the macrocosm. This is the tone of Mi as the
abbreviation of the Latin word Microcosmus.
On Day 6, God said, “Let us make man in our image, after our
likeness; and let them reign over the fish of the sea, and over the
birds of the air, and over the cattle, and over the entire planet, and
over every creeping thing that creeps upon the planet.” This is the
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Wholly Science – Understanding the Process of Creation
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