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Ozorian Prophet May 2013 OPENING DAY – OM IN THE DOME: THE WIZARD OF OZORA WILL BE THERE! PARTICIPATE IN THE MAGIC AT 19:30 UNIVERSALLY OWNED | OUR 5TH YEAR. ISSUE NO.29 – MONDAY, AUGUST 1, 2016 – INDEPENDENT AND FREE WEATHER FORECAST DAY 26°C | 79°F THE ROOTS ARE US NIGHT 17°C | 63°F TRIXX Weatherman REPORTS The cold weather front that arrived during the night brings a bit of a cooldown, and a stronger UV radiation too because the cold front clears up the air. Expect southern winds in the after- noon. It’s kite flying time! Strong and stormy winds breeze through the night. Temperatures drop to a fresher 26 degrees C from the 34 yesterday, so you can get fired up for Opening Night. INSIDE lineup overview MONDAY by CHICAGO – p4 gastro Firestarter by Blaze – p3 egotrip kai says – p4 ASTROLOGY The Moon in Cancer makes today of all days favor- able for opening all our Chakras, and makes most of us more sensitive than usual. But it’s not a usual DISCUSSION day for us Ozorians, this photo by Amit Itach by Amit Itach photo Opening Day, and even the stars are conspiring for Well, let’s see… I suppose I least daddies with grown up I just read about a recent So the question when I look us, as they enhance clear am to write about legends by children… And this would experiment where scientists at “roots”, is simply how vision, reflection, balance as it’s the Year of Roots at Marton even be right if electronic examined random people’s long we want to go back, Náray and compassion, elevating our beloved O.Z.O.R.A. music were some kind of a DNA and searched for and how it relates to the our attitudes towards all pink elephant result of a well their origins. The experi- artists playing at O.Z.O.R.A . around us, when you can isolated experiment… But it ment showed that there are get to know higher truths First thing that came to my Secondly, as I was endlessly could not be further from the no “pure races” anymore… One of the perspectives in a and go deep into your inner mind is that it seems like reminded by our lovely col- truth… that it’s just a con- most probably never were nutshell: worlds, connect with your every year is at some point leagues, most of the bands stantly changing incarnation (!), rather a giant melting past, on one of the best the “year of roots” but that I was constantly suggesting of self-expression that has no pot with endless possi- …And there was the boo- days for making peace and wouldn’t lead us anywhere to invite are minimum 20 real beginning nor end and bilities that alway create gie-woogie swing that positive thinking too. Spend except patting ourselves on years old… which made me happens everywhere in the something shockingly collided with blues and folk this day in comfort, as mak- the shoulder as a part of realize that the pioneers of meantime… So to grab on to beautiful (too), and just as it and created rock’n’roll. ing decisions is not for something special… electronic music are already something to write about is a is with us, it’s the same with today, so take your time to No, that’s not it. around retirement age or at quite a subjective task. “our” music. continues on page 2 > arrive, settle down and tap into our shared dream real- ity. Decide about which pro- grams to choose from after DRAGON NEST | ROOTS OVERVIEW | PHILOSOPHY you have properly opened up for the adventure ahead. On the wire brings the fire Seven Year of WoW – Wheel of Wisdom Symbols for the day are the Lee Scratch Perry in the house 2016 is our seventh year and O.Z.O.R.A. except that Ozorians lotus flower and water lily, Lee Scratch Perry on the wire seven is not only a sacred have asked us to please continue. associated with purity, re- Lee Scratch Perry in the house number to us but it represents birth and divinity, love and Lee Scratch Perry brings the fire seven different directions of So, of course we said YES! life. consciousness that we teach in By BEATA POZITIVA — Original Rocker original Shocker Lee the five day Wheel of Wisdom What an amazing and transfor- Scratch Perry came to earth in Jamaica on the 20th March Program at O.Z.O.R.A. Festival. mative journey it has been for 1936. With Sun, Mercury and also Venus in Pisces – where by Dr Sally M. Torkos Because of the seven directions, us to deliver this program, it has and Professor Béla F. Torkos it is at its highest point: in exaltation, it would be practical- we committed to seven years of grown and evolved and so have ly impossible for him to be anything other than a Creator. delivering our program and this we. continues on page 3 > would have been our last year at continues on page 2 > fellow ozorians! tune in do not forget to set your parking / emergency hand-brakes and find some wheel chocks, rocks, bricks, logs, etc to put behind or in front of your tires! On small children can only use the toilets with parental guidance. do not throw anything except toilet paper in the toilets. take care of each other and Radiozora on fm 91.6 watch out for your friends! campfire take care of the camp fire! also check for any fire-related updates in the ozorian prophet or on radiozora fm 91.6. please make sure that your dog/s are on a leash at all times. you are responsible for your loved ones! 2 MONDAY, AUGUST 1, 2016 “to slip into the scene on a banana…” Even if you yourself don’t agree So I decided to make my own music Like everybody else I was just stand out to you for some reason < continues from page 1 with being labeled “The Queen and I gave it a try and I went to someone on the dancefloor hearing and have stood the test of time? Now, we not only teach the of Trance”, there were not many buy all things needed like a Atari this unbelievable music from all And why ‘gnocchi’? general five-day course, female DJs and producers back computer and my first multitimbral the artists like Astral Projection - – Gnocchi came out in 1996 on but also have an Initiate’s in 1994 when you started making Roland synth and a Ensoniq sampler Mahadeva, Hallucinogen - LSD that vinyl EP and had a major impact Program for people who and playing music. You say you and I slowly started learning Cubase. just came out on DAT. on the dancefloor which I had no want to dedicate more time happened “to slip into the scene on My first tracks got released through And that was my inspiration at that idea about when I did it. But people and energy to develop them- a banana… and did not break any DJ Anti and he was really surprised point. really loved that metallic kick and selves into more conscious legs”... that I did it all on basically nothing. – Then you kind of disappeared the delayed baseline so it was a huge human beings. The Initiate’s – interview /w MIRANDA I struggled so much in the beginning for a while. Why, where? What hit back then. So for me that track Program came about because to learn the technical part of it but I were you up to till now? What are is one of my best releases ever. And Ozorians, excited by what – Tell us a bit about that certain got it faster and faster because I was your other passions? What are many people agree that that track we were teaching, wanted banana:) How did it begin really? so determined to do it. your working on? is still amazing. I'm so honored for MORE. Next came Initiates What do you consider your musical I never realized that I was that – I ran out of ”gas” and I got bored that really. wanting MORE, so we then roots and main inspirations? good and I was surprised that I got of it all. I struggled with no inspira- – Any plans for a long-term developed the Advanced – My roots are Jean Michel Jarre, my first really bad tracks released tion and all the parties looked and revival or are you just going with Initiates program. Additionally Pink Floyd, Mike Oldfield, Kraftwerk but it worked so well on the dance- sounded the same and I don't know... the flow of things? Where would we have completed four years etc from the 70-80s that my parents floor where all tracks were played I was fed up really. I had released you like things to flow towards? of research on the effective- happened to play a lot. So I grew up to see how people react to it back so much and played almost every – As always I’m just hanging around ness of our programs (see with this psychedelic music, which then. But I had a different sound and weekend, so I guess I burned myself and have no idea where it's going to our research on our Ozora was normal for me. And as you say that was what was needed to get me out. So I moved out to the forest and take me, so I will just go with the festival Wheel of Wisdom there were 0 females making music somewhere.
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