Welcome to the Cosmic Connection. This is your place to explore the beauty and order of the

Cosmos. And your connection to it all. My name is Amanda Puw Walsh and I'm the founder of Astrony Hub. And I'm Rick Merrick. your

cosmic naveyator. Now let's dive in. Now let's dive in.

Let's do it. Well, hello, hello everybody and welcome. It's so great to be here with all of you and especially to be here with Rick Merlin Levine. Today we're going to be covering music, math, and metaphysics. What they have in common, how they're related. Rick, I've often wondered why so many of the best astrologers are also very musically inclined, meaning maybe they play an

instrument or they're just very musically oriented and seem to have a gift in that area.

So I think we'll probably uncover some of the reasons for that here today.

And do you just want to go ahead and take it away?

Well, I'd just like to jump in and say what they, what music, math, and metaphysics all have in common is the letter M.

Very true.

All right, well, we'll catch you all in the next episode.

Awesome. Okay, so let's start. I mean, music, math, and metaphysics. They seem unrelated.

And then obviously what this has to do with astrology.

Well let me start off with the letter M because I was only being half facetious.

Linguistically, our language is vibration. We in effect, we hum, we make our vocal cords vibrate and as we do, we change the shape of our mouth and

our tongue and we alter how those sounds come out, but basically languages vibration. And the ancient languages, especially of Hebrew and Sanskrit, were considered to be sacred languages because they were connected much closer to the natural hum

than the modern English or whatever languages we speak. But there's something very special about the letter M and in fact the

letter N and in fact the letter S and even the sound S. H. And that is unlike the sounds T and D, T, D,

there's other sounds including M have no beginning and no ending. I mean think about it the word

Mm-o-hmm. Ohm. Home. Oh, home is so different than, you know, than the word steady. I mean, can you, there's a whole different sense to it and words that have no beginning and no ending there are sounds that do are often associated with the cycle of vibration and the moon, even the word moon, mom, you know, home, these

they're just owl, they're just owl, and in fact when you compare the Asian languages as a whole to the Western languages,

the Indo-European romantic languages, we find that in the eastern traditions there's no or very

little sound of sta and duh that it's more like a one it there's it's more just flowing like that and

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