Absolutely. We use to be able to buy horse sleigh bells in all the frequencies and some choirs even had all the bells played in harmony...all that music is gone now, all that talent discarded by the wayside.
Bell-ringing teams in cathedrals and churches were a tradition in England and Europe for generations, still was up to pre-cv, don't know if it's still going on now, but most bell-ringers had no real idea what it was really all about, they just liked doing it. Bells all over the world were purposely cracked (eg. liberty bell) and many melted down for the metal in wartimes, many weighing tons, leaving us to wonder how they were made and erected (often in belfries) in the first place. Enter the Tartarian civilisation......
Yes! The Tartarians ...who used frequency, sound and light to power entire villages.
The first time I visited Europe and saw the eloquent, and extremely ornate huge structures supposedly built hundreds of years ago, I could clearly see a BS story when they showed us on tour what the average serf lived in.
Where was all their advanced equipment? Where were all the artisans, how did they chisel into stone beautiful detailed scenes many stories high?...with their little hand made pick axes?? I think not.
Most importantly it's clear that in todays world - while we can make big tall box structures - the hey are never as ornate or intricate like those 'serfs' did hundreds of years ago (lol)
Could this be why all the bells were removed ?
Absolutely. We use to be able to buy horse sleigh bells in all the frequencies and some choirs even had all the bells played in harmony...all that music is gone now, all that talent discarded by the wayside.
Bell-ringing teams in cathedrals and churches were a tradition in England and Europe for generations, still was up to pre-cv, don't know if it's still going on now, but most bell-ringers had no real idea what it was really all about, they just liked doing it. Bells all over the world were purposely cracked (eg. liberty bell) and many melted down for the metal in wartimes, many weighing tons, leaving us to wonder how they were made and erected (often in belfries) in the first place. Enter the Tartarian civilisation......
Yes! The Tartarians ...who used frequency, sound and light to power entire villages.
The first time I visited Europe and saw the eloquent, and extremely ornate huge structures supposedly built hundreds of years ago, I could clearly see a BS story when they showed us on tour what the average serf lived in.
Where was all their advanced equipment? Where were all the artisans, how did they chisel into stone beautiful detailed scenes many stories high?...with their little hand made pick axes?? I think not.
Most importantly it's clear that in todays world - while we can make big tall box structures - the hey are never as ornate or intricate like those 'serfs' did hundreds of years ago (lol)
Yes!