The modern thinker engages historical concepts creatively, and with facility.
The contemporary, media-directed individual simply confuses emotion with thought, and, at worst, conflates ideology with intellect.
These musical works, from Elevation to Prescience, are conceived, produced, and brought into being with the purpose of creating atmospheres conducive to the virtues of contemplation and reflection. To view them as having effects of a mystical nature is akin to the belief, held in the Middle Ages, that the ability to read was a form of sorcery.
The contemporary, media-directed individual simply confuses emotion with thought, and, at worst, conflates ideology with intellect.
These musical works, from Elevation to Prescience, are conceived, produced, and brought into being with the purpose of creating atmospheres conducive to the virtues of contemplation and reflection. To view them as having effects of a mystical nature is akin to the belief, held in the Middle Ages, that the ability to read was a form of sorcery.
