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Water Woodstock for Peace, Health & Sustainability
If the whole world is a stage, then this summer, Live H2O will offer a global performance. It is being called a “high tech Woodstock.” The Concert for Living Water, advanced by activists worldwide, is designed to promote peace, health and plenty of clean water.
Live H2O is being hosted simultaneously in more than a dozen countries June 19-21. It is history’s first grassroots environmental initiative engaging audiences interactively over the Internet in HD video to raise awareness about the “Universal Solvent.”
“Live H2O is where science meets consciousness,” explains Sheri Thomas, a Los Angeles marketing executive. “The plan includes a vibrational experiment using music, water, and positive intention.”
The science portion is advanced by world leading experts in physics, metaphysics, and musical mathematics. This team is led by internationally known public health authority, Dr. Leonard Horowitz, who conceived the event. The advisors encourage music to be performed in the frequency of 528 Hz, most closely related to Love.
The consciousness portion is the simultaneous accompaniment of music and voice by expressions of gratitude. A world harmonic sound wave is planned to circle the earth on June 21 at www.LiveH2O.tv. People on and offline will send and receive audio and video streams everywhere for 90 minutes. A sonic hug will be given by people who can’t use computers, but have telephones. Their voices will join in teleconference rooms, virtual religious and spiritual sanctuaries, and then re-broadcast to join audiences at every venue to create a signal that enters oceans, lakes, rivers, and streams worldwide. This way, everyone gets a chance to musically sprinkle love.
The ancient musical standard, 528 Hz (the c-note used by Gregorian Monks), will be transferred into modern songs and sent out across the waters as a thoughtful expression of thanks for all that water provides.
This family friendly “edutainment” experience with musicians, bands, artists, children’s activities, vendors, and speakers promoting water’s importance in peace, health, and sustainability will be broadcast for free beginning Friday, June 19 at www.LiveH2O.tv.
There will also be a special creative arts gala honoring Japanese water researcher, Dr. Masaru Emoto. The night of festivities will feature a lecture and book signing by Dr. Emoto, diplomats, artists, scientists, and music-makers celebrating the humanitarian doctor’s amazing water discoveries. The event is being held at the Kyberpass Art Gallery, 1970 S. Pacific Coast Highway in Laguna Beach, June 18 at 6 p.m.
“It is truly amazing how water responds energetically to prayer and how it can be influenced musically within and around us,” Dr. Horowitz says. Quoting Dr. Emoto, “The message in water is ‘love thyself.’”
These insights are rapidly advancing the worlds of music and medicine. Leading humanitarians, physicians, clergy, musicians, celebrities, scientists, and energy industrialists have come together to co-create Live H2O as a celebration of Divine intention to cure what ails us and our planet.
For more information, visit www.LiveH2O.org.
Sacred Global Cosmo Pop Concerts:
A Three-Day Festival
If you’ve never heard of Gabriel of Urantia, musician, author, and spiritual leader, that’s because the powers that be have tried very hard to suppress his message of environmental and social advocacy. He fights injustice through his books and music with powerful words against greed and religious hypocrisy.
Gabriel of Urantia started singing on the street corners of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania when he was 8 years old. By age 18, he was a professional nightclub entertainer. A transformation occurred within him at age 24, when he began to write spiritual music with commercial-sounding melodies. As an opening artist, he performed with bands like Petra, but his spiritual journey changed, ultimately leading him to invent the term and genre, “New Age Vocal.”
Urantia took this concept of combining lyrics with New Age music to Hollywood in 1983. By that time, he was already performing his new concept music called “Cosmo Pop,” which has various versions of mixed commercial sounds: rock, jazz, folk, country, and Celtic. His music introduces mantras, which are meant to bring the listener to a higher spiritual level of consciousness.
Urantia’s lyrics deal with the challenges in life that we all face: death, divorce, loneliness, and suffering. His songs end with hope and faith in the Creator that brings us through these hardships. Urantia has recorded many albums and CDs since he began, but would not compromise his spiritual lyrics to get a record contract with any major label. Unfortunately, he receives very little radio airplay, with the exception of some university radio stations and progressive Internet radio shows, including his own Global Change Radio.
Urantia’s latest Cosmo Pop CD is called Energy Master. He won an Aurora Award for his Sacred Global Cosmo Pop Concert DVD. He also wrote the music for the stage play and DVD called The God Child Came and Cosmo Worship, in which he has a 40-voice choir and orchestra, also available as a CD.
For the last 20 years, Urantia lived in Sedona, Arizona, where he founded Future Studios live performance hall and recording studio. He became known as Gabriel of Sedona and helped his home become a music city. Subsequently, he branched out to hold Sacred Global Cosmo Pop Concerts. Now he resides next to the Tumacácori Mission in southern Arizona, where he plans on having two sacred concerts per year, also featuring other Global Change Music bands, June 19-21 and October 23-25. These events are by donation, have camping and food, and are drug-free family events. Urantia asks people to make a vision quest to his concert, a pilgrimage to discover life’s purpose and destiny.
The festivals will take place at Avalon Organic Gardens, Farm and Ranch, owned by Global Community Communications Alliance, the community he co-founded with Niánn Emerson Chase, a direct descendant of Ralph Waldo Emerson. For more information call 520.398.2542 or visit www.GlobalChangeMusic.org.