Interview:

Since ancient times the human being has been attracted to music and its meaning. All of us identify ourselves with the rhythm, melody, and harmony. Our own heart, which is the central focus of the Spirit within us, sets the pace inside and not just physically but also emotionally and mentally. Ever since I started to compose music, I have felt that communication with others is better. Before composing music, I used to write books, but now, I prefer to communicate with the music as it goes beyond any language and beyond any culture. For me, music is sacred, as Pythagoras himself discovered in ancient Greece. When I sit in my studio and let the ideas flow freely, I feel that I connect directly with our Creator, that there are no middlemen and there are no levels. Beethoven said in his moment, and this is easily verifiable by anyone who wants to – it is a continuous flow of inspiration and an obstacle-free flow.

Personally, I think that music adds a good portion of feeling to what we see and what we do in our lives. This feeling eventually ends up materializing our thoughts in the three dimensional world. As if it were a healthy diet, our ears should only listen to celestial music because it is what really nourishes us from within and makes us happier and brighter. Therefore, I consider celestial music to be an instrument that helps us to achieve greater contact with our Inner Being, which I believe is the meaning of our existence here on Earth. Music is an expression of our Spirit, it is one more Quality. It is so subtle and pure that it may never be touched by human nature, but only channeled to bring it to the worlds in a form and convert it in melodious sound waves that our ears could appreciate.

“Since ancient times the human being has been attracted to music and its meaning. All of us identify ourselves with the rhythm, melody, and harmony.” – Juan Carlos García, author of “The Human Mystery”