A Melodic Journey of Transformation
A Melodic Journey of Transformation: Meditation, DNA, and the Perception of Time - A Critical Perspective
Twenty-two years ago, a profound personal loss catapulted me into a journey of self-discovery and transformation. This journey led me to meditation, a practice that has since become an integral part of my life and the muse of my music.
Over the years, I've observed significant changes in my body, soul, and mind. Material wealth has lost its allure for me. I've discovered that the most valuable treasures are not monetary but are stored within us, in our DNA. This realization has been the inspiration for my music.
The concept of DNA as an organic computer is intriguing. Scientists have discovered that DNA molecules can process information, using a bonding process between DNA pairs known as hybridisation. This process takes single strands of DNA as input and produces subsequent strands of DNA through transformation as output. This suggests that our DNA could indeed be storing and processing vast amounts of information, much like a computer.
In my dreams, I've been given knowledge about life on Earth. I've been told that an organic computer was invented by a different breed of aliens to store as much information as possible and to be able to retrieve this information at any time. According to this narrative, the DNA - the organic computer - evolved over time and decided to liberate itself from the control of these aliens. They fled, arrived on Earth, and hid themselves everywhere. After all, DNA is present in all living organisms on Earth, right?
To ensure that these malevolent aliens could not find them, they invented the atmosphere. This atmosphere created a compression that resulted in the perception of time. Our perception of time is indeed influenced by our senses. Because we do not have a sensory organ dedicated to encoding time, all sensory organs convey temporal information.
In summary, the statement “all sensory organs convey temporal information” means that our sensory organs not only detect stimuli from our environment but also track how these stimuli change over time, providing us with a rich and dynamic perception of the world around us.
Now, how much of this can be true? From a scientific perspective, the idea of DNA as an organic computer has some basis. However, the narrative about aliens inventing DNA and the atmosphere to hide from other aliens is more speculative. While there are ongoing scientific discussions and research about the possibility of extraterrestrial life, no definitive evidence has been found yet. Theories about extraterrestrial life often focus on the conditions necessary for life as we know it, such as the presence of water and a suitable atmosphere. However, these theories are based on our understanding of life on Earth and do not necessarily apply to potential life forms that may exist under different conditions.
Despite being Italian and never having been to Mongolia, I found myself inexplicably drawn to the ancient art of Mongolian throat singing, also known as Tuvan throat singing. Might be because of the DNA???
By the way, this unique vocal technique involves producing multiple pitches simultaneously. It's a stunning physical feat in which performers use precise movements of the mouth, larynx, and jaw to create different sounds and overtones. This form of singing has become a significant part of my musical journey, adding a unique dimension to my compositions.
Regardless, the journey of self-discovery and transformation that meditation has facilitated for me is undeniable. It has allowed me to explore the depths of my being and the mysteries of life in ways I never thought possible. And for that, I am eternally grateful. My music is a testament to this journey, a melody of transformation that resonates with the rhythm of life.
This is my latest work, i will create a fusion, between the music and the melody, which is actually a blues in English.. stay tuned for the release