Let's talk music, no genre boundaries

@mahgister @larsman 

I think maybe we should try to define "soul" and "spiritual depth," especially regarding music. I have some very definite and unusual ideas, so I won't begin. They would throw us into a different solar system. But I will go after you do.

I speak for nobody but me, but I think what most people would think of as 'souls' don't exist. I don't believe in any kind of afterlife/afterdeath, other than as recycled atoms. The music of the spheres!

'Spiritual depth' I perceive as conscience. But everybody has their own definitions, I reckon. 

The five articles i used spoke for me about "spiritual depth" experience of "sound"  and in a few words :

Spiritual depth experience  in music is perceived  musical time through the microdynamics gesture of "timbre"  which transcend measured time  and this is is where is the "spiritual depth " of music : Between timbre of the vibratings sound sources (musician+instrument) and their time dimensions, measurable and non measurable,

Soul existence is a demonstrated fact in CIA laboratory and in medical hospitals..

Believing in soul or not is beside the fact...

Remote viewing is proven fact as is perception out of the body, OBE and NDE etc 

Then the word "soul" means at least in a minimal way perception at distance  of physical or non physical meaning...In a maximal way of meaning it means that you are not your body at all. You  are only kept alive or dead  in his set of filters, alive if you think by yourself, dead if you are a robot with no critical thinking...

Believing in matter only is being dead...

As John Vervaeke demonstrated there is a reason why there is so many "zombies" movies now... ( the most boring movies ever in my opinion) 

"spiritual depth" is an experience of one of the consciousness potential  layers of experiences not consciousness itself.