The Celestial Music

The Celestial Music

With an Introduction by Master Kirpal

by  L. Gurney Parrott

Referred to by Pythagoras, Plato, Shakespeare, and a host of ancient, medieval and Renaissance poets and mystics, the concept of the "Celestial Music"—the basic elemental Sound that was the core and essence of the universe—has been largely forgotten in modern times. But this book shows that in Asia it was never forgotten, and remained the basis of a powerful mystic school that still exists—known as Surat Shabd Yoga in India and Sultan-ul-Azkar in Persia. The author, through his own personal experience with the great living adept, Kirpal Singh, and through a careful and penetrating study of Kirpal Singh's life and work, demonstrates the relevance of this ancient concept to the modern world that the Celestial Music is not only the Essence of the universe but is also the Essence of each individual— "our original Face before we were born"—and that by finding It, we find our real Selves.