CD 13: Cosmic Journey
Believing that the objective world, based on the experiences of the Earth-bound life, could be the source of limitation to achieve understanding that may free man from ignorance and suffering, he asks the Guide to lift him to the cosmic path. By penetrating the mystery of the cosmos, he aspires to transcend the limited understanding and the power of reflections of an earthly man. Thus, as a the seeker of the ultimate meaning of life he flies along the cosmic path, where the guide explains to him the cosmic mystery. On the way to the cosmic path, the Guide explains how human understanding of the cosmos has been colored by ignorance and political and religious interests of the powerful classes. The same cosmic sphere, through which he takes the flight, was once seen as the realms of emperors, clergies and the religious fanatics in the middle ages as described in Dante`s “Divine Comedy”.
1. The journeyman muses about mathematics and music
2. A vision of the cosmos unfolds
3. Cosmogony of Dante
4. Outside the planetary sphere
5. Flying by the constellation Lyre
6. Flying by the constellation Serpent
7. Flying by the constellation Dragon and Hercules
8. Flying by the constellation Lion and Great Dipper
Background music
Haydn, Adagio Allegro, Symphony nr.104; Brahms, Hungarian Dance Nr.5; Brahms, Finale Andante, Variation on a Theme; Kitaro, Sacred Journey; Brahms, String Quartet; Pachellbell