Singing!

[High Priestess Lydia Coventina]

Most of us have had experiences, or heard of other's experiences, of Father Satan or our GD's speaking to us through music. An answer to our question, some advice, or guidance.

Yesterday, I was listening to Weezer, a band I hadn't listened to in ages. My attention went to the chorus, "Let it go, the damage in your heart". I knew it was a sign that I needed to let some things go, especially since I've been doing a big working for the past month and need to have the right mind-set to complete it.

Well, this morning, I was awakened (at my usual time) to a deep, well-trained baritone voice, singing the song, in my head. It wasn't me mentally replaying the song, as the lead singer (Rivers Cuomo) has a lighter voice than what I was hearing. I offered up a mental "thank you" to whoever it was.

And yesterday morning, I heard the same voice, singing a different song, although I don't think it was a song I knew.

Hail Father Satan!
Hail Set!

 

[Mike1]

I know the feeling You've been listening to some songs for years, know the lyrics very well but something happens that you listen to that one song one more time and suddenly somthing "clicks" and You think: "This is it. That's the answer."I keep hearing songs in my head all the time. The three I have most "trouble" getting rid of past few days, weeks even, are the two mentioned in my other post and Sons of Odin Not that I'd really want to remove them from my mind, they are all cool And funny thing: when I hear a song in my mind, the singer's voice is never the same as in the actual song. I can even make it totally different, like swapping male and female voices but for some reason, I'm unable to mimic the voice.Just my mind playing it for me. And when I concentrate, I can hear all the instruments, tones etc. The better/deeper the concentration, the better the outcome. When I really want to, I can listen to songs without any player Also it sometimes happen that I can hear an unknown compositions but every time it happened, it was really brief so I couldn't really tell whether it was something I didn't know but an actual song or just my own invention... Last time it happened quite a long time ago though... Hail Satan and all the true Gods!
Hail Gods of War! 
/Mike
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Subject: Singing!

  Most of us have had experiences, or heard of other's experiences, of Father Satan or our GD's speaking to us through music. An answer to our question, some advice, or guidance.

Yesterday, I was listening to Weezer, a band I hadn't listened to in ages. My attention went to the chorus, "Let it go, the damage in your heart". I knew it was a sign that I needed to let some things go, especially since I've been doing a big working for the past month and need to have the right mind-set to complete it.

Well, this morning, I was awakened (at my usual time) to a deep, well-trained baritone voice, singing the song, in my head. It wasn't me mentally replaying the song, as the lead singer (Rivers Cuomo) has a lighter voice than what I was hearing. I offered up a mental "thank you" to whoever it was.

And yesterday morning, I heard the same voice, singing a different song, although I don't think it was a song I knew.

Hail Father Satan!
Hail Set!

 

[sosayeththeserpent]

I've had the Gods give me messages through music too.

 

[darrklady13]

Messages come to me frequently through songs, whether it is just a song stuck in my head, or its a song I hear and get confirmations, or "tingles".

One such is Elton John's "Blessed".

hailz

--- In , Mike <misza2@... wrote:

I know the feeling
You've been listening to some songs for years, know the lyrics very well but something happens that you listen to that one song one more time and suddenly somthing "clicks" and You think: "This is it. That's the answer."
I keep hearing songs in my head all the time. The three I have most "trouble" getting rid of past few days, weeks even, are the two mentioned in my other post and Sons of Odin Not that I'd really want to remove them from my mind, they are all cool
And funny thing: when I hear a song in my mind, the singer's voice is never the same as in the actual song. I can even make it totally different, like swapping male and female voices but for some reason, I'm unable to mimic the voice.
Just my mind playing it for me. And when I concentrate, I can hear all the instruments, tones etc. The better/deeper the concentration, the better the outcome. When I really want to, I can listen to songs without any player
Also it sometimes happen that I can hear an unknown compositions but every time it happened, it was really brief so I couldn't really tell whether it was something I didn't know but an actual song or just my own invention... Last time it happened quite a long time ago though...

 
Hail Satan and all the true Gods!
Hail Gods of War! 
/Mike


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From: "lydia_666@..." <lydia_666@...
To:
Sent: Thursday, March 1, 2012 9:46 PM
Subject: Singing!


 
Most of us have had experiences, or heard of other's experiences, of Father Satan or our GD's speaking to us through music. An answer to our question, some advice, or guidance.

Yesterday, I was listening to Weezer, a band I hadn't listened to in ages. My attention went to the chorus, "Let it go, the damage in your heart". I knew it was a sign that I needed to let some things go, especially since I've been doing a big working for the past month and need to have the right mind-set to complete it.

Well, this morning, I was awakened (at my usual time) to a deep, well-trained baritone voice, singing the song, in my head. It wasn't me mentally replaying the song, as the lead singer (Rivers Cuomo) has a lighter voice than what I was hearing. I offered up a mental "thank you" to whoever it was.

And yesterday morning, I heard the same voice, singing a different song, although I don't think it was a song I knew.

Hail Father Satan!
Hail Set!

 

[Noromi Ol Enki]

Ha ha, Absolutely Brian! I would love to come with you! Let's Go hack those Christians Together! Don't have my sword though, But I don't suppose I could borrow one from you?