The universe, in its vast expanse, resonates with frequencies beyond our terrestrial comprehension. Just as a violin string vibrates, producing sounds dictated by harmony and tension, so too does the cosmos hum its celestial melody.
At the heart of this grand concerto are the stars and planets, each contributing unique notes to the universal symphony. Scholars of old, dreamers and astronomers alike, have pondered these harmonics, seeking the score of the night sky.
Harmonics in this stellar context are not limited to musical scales. They extend to the cyclic dance of celestial bodies — orbits, tides, and even the subtle shifts in space-time known as gravitational waves, all echoing nature's complex rhythm.
As fractals recur in psychedelic patterns, so does the cosmos reveal its self-similar structures. From the spirals of galaxies to the branching of light across a nebula, each layer of the universe is a harmonic of another, a reflection within an infinite mirror.