GeekyArtistWoman - Lubzi

The juice of my heart

I call myself LubziI am from Palestine. I live there too
I am a blend of cultures, a salad of sounds, colors & words. I like to create. I love learning. I aspire to inspire. seek freedom, harmony, peace and justice. I like to be a bridge between hearts and mindsbetween people from different cultures and backgrounds.
Here you'll find my theatre sound designs, audio art pieces, some of my writings and sketches & all kinds of crazy mixes and audio experiments that I do.

Tuesday, January 14, 2025

Infinite parallel universes

Infinite parallel universes


In superman's comics they introduced the concept of Parallel universes. First they introduced  Earth 2, which is just like this earth but in a different dimension. The same people who exist here also exist there but there is one difference: an event happens differently in one universe that produces a different timeline of events  and effects on that whole reality. For example : if the superman rocket fell in Russia not in the USA, then a very different future is created for him. Sometimes it is also a choice that someone makes, or not make, that changes how the future universe unravels. The consequences of a small change can be astronomical!  After earth2, Superman comics introduced infinite earths. The idea of parallel universes fascinates me. 

I like imaging the 'me' that is in other  parallel universes. How life would be if someone took a different choice.  I look at people like Sister Germaine, the piano teacher and how important her decision was in my life. She of course had no idea.  In a parallel universe where she accepted me as her piano student, where would I be? Maybe I would've been like Mozart!  But maybe she was an enlightened soul who knew that I wasn't supposed to be musically groomed in a traditional way. Maybe she knew I needed to have more freedom and explore new musical ways to express my talent. If I was classically trained I wouldn't have ventured in the world of audio production and expressed using audio art and other non traditional ways of musical expression.  

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