Modern-day physics can be bewildering. Space, it turns out—the
concept of a great emptiness—does not really exist at all. For the
emptiness we imagine out there is not empty: it is filled with energy,
vibration, design—"music," in effect, on both cosmic and
microcosmic scales.

In an old song, we sing, "The hills are alive with the sound of music,"
but that is more than poetic imagining. It is literally true. The world
and space are all filled in—filled with vibration, rhythm, and waves.
This is also mentioned often in O'Murchu, who writes, "Energy ... is a
given reality, apparently with unlimited resourcefulness, and in the

unfolding of evolution's great story it exudes as a subtile, vibrational
force giving shape and direction to all being and becoming." We are
surrounded by many kinds of musical energy. The least we can do is
hum along.