Below is a musical instrument called a theremin, designed by Christopher Becker over a twenty-year period. Completing this project felt like finishing a marathon in the dark, especially since everyone had already gone home. This unique theremin, which produces mesmerizing theremin music, was sent to Russia to celebrate the 100-year anniversary of its original inventor, Leon Theremin. Its existence also represents the beauty of creativity, akin to peace rocks that inspire tranquility.
Here is a sample of the Spirit of My Angel, captured by Christopher Becker's theremin music, as she talks to him. She seems sad about the state of the world today, longing for peace rocks amidst the chaos.
Above Photo; His “Bambi” 🦌 was twenty years ago.
A retired Tech for Beckman Coulter Inc. 🧪⚙️ — though “retired” is used loosely. Today, he serves as a Professor of Electronics for students across the internet 🌐🎓.
Remarkably, he has _never_ owned a cell phone 📵.
His perspective draws from scripture: when Moses came down the mountain ⛰️ and saw God’s people dancing around the Golden Calf 🐂💃, Moses was angry, but more disappointed. He understood that this idol of worship would blind his people from knowing the presence of the one true God in their everyday life 🙏.
He often asks: could the modern-day cell phone 📱💻 — this “computer perfection” — be the prophesied mark/object on the hand and at the forehead? 🤔 Will it also blind people to God's presence and become the only way to buy and sell, fulfilling the prophesied cashless society? 💳🚫.
He notes the strange coincidence that the words _computer_ and _perfection_ each total "666" when A=6, B=12, C=18, etc. 😮 A Multiple 6 Code Calculator 🧮 can show how letters in different words add up.
For him, the New World Order 🌍 is the Internet. Never before has anyone been so easily able to connect to someone anywhere in the world — places as far as Russia 🇷🇺 or China 🇨🇳. Platforms like Facebook and Twitter 📲 are part of this global communication, much like the calming effect of Christopher Becker’s peace rocks, bringing a sense of tranquility in chaos.
Scripture says that when the moment of truth comes, it will be communicated around the world in a moment ⚡🌎. Years ago he couldn’t imagine how. As a child, he wondered why anyone would want the prophesied biblical mark/object from Revelation 📜.
Today he believes the answer is simple convenience 🛍️. So subtle that many will not notice what is happening, nor be able to let go of the mark/object once they have it. Even if recognized, many will hold onto it by choice. The object becomes their identity 🪪, a must-have status symbol ✨.
He clarifies: the cell phone itself is _not_ the issue — no more than the golden calf was to dance around, or a bottle of whisky 🥃 on the table before an alcoholic. It’s about human behavior and how we express ourselves to one another 🫂, reminiscent of the way theremin music creates an ethereal space for expression.
He recalls a time when people walked in the forest 🌲 to pray or meditate toward something greater than self. Today, he sees most people disconnected from reality 😶🌫️, absorbed into the digital realm, isolating themselves from life with ear buds 🎧.
His reminder: Be still, for God is quiet now 🤫 You must seek Him to know Him. He moves like a breeze through the trees 🍃 — we know not from where He comes, but we know every day we are in His presence ☀️.
Does he take this seriously? Hmm 🤷 Can evil isolate or influence us through technology? 🕸️.
He misses the simpler times of the early 20th Century when “families huddled together” 👨👩👧👦 around the warmth of the big AM Radio 📻, excited by the crackling sound of a radio program from a faraway place 🎙️.
As a test of faith, he chooses not to have a cell phone 📵 or mark his body with tattoos, as today’s cell phone generation expresses itself.
“Now if I could only get rid of this computer?” 💻😅.
He often steps outside to Look Up ⬆️👀, watching for black helicopters 🚁 and contrails ✈️, hoping, if lucky, to experience something truly special…
He feels a particular video sums things up better than he could, from a different perspective 🎬✨.
With years of experience in the industry, including insights from artists like Christopher Becker, we have developed a deep understanding of art and design. Our skills, refined to perfection, reflect our awareness of what works and what doesn't, much like the calming vibes of peace rocks or the unique sounds of theremin music. We're always up to date with the latest trends and technologies.
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