David Ohrenstein, Author at Reviving Antiquity

Musical Building by Tones of the Old Scale

August 10, 2020 David Ohrenstein 0 Comments Deuteronomy 6:3., Deuteronomy 6:4, musical building, Shema Yisroel, Stonehenge

Musical Building by Tones of the Old Scale. Stonehenge was built by musical tones in terms of the numbers found

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Breathing Assistance Comes with One Sharp

August 7, 2020 David Ohrenstein 0 Comments breathing assistance, circle of fifths, Gemini, key signatures, zodiac

Breathing Assistance Comes with One Sharp. Music cures, but let’s get specific. Let’s first answer some questions. First of all,

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Scorpian Key Signature Has Four Flats

August 6, 2020 David Ohrenstein 0 Comments four flats, Franz Liszt, key of scorpio, key signatures, Liebestraum

Scorpian Key Signature Has Four Flats. Most “rational” people dismiss similarities between things as mere co-incidences. Everything is different, so

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Synergetic Love Creates Quite an Alloy

August 5, 2020 David Ohrenstein 0 Comments alloy, Buckminster Fuller, geodesic dome, religions, synergy

Synergetic Love Creates Quite an Alloy. R.Buckminster Fuller was a synergetic specialist. Synergetics is the empirical study of systems in transformation. Synergy emphasizes total

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Glendalough Round Tower Hides a Secret

August 3, 2020 David Ohrenstein 0 Comments Glenalough Round Tower, Glendalough Cathedral, Golden Age, Masonic symbol, Oquaga Lake

Glendalough Round Tower is 30 Miles South of Dublin. St. Peter and St Pauls’ Cathedral Achonry,[1] is a former cathedral[2] in the Republic of Ireland:[3] It