We return for one final and potential covert explanation for the Great East Window.
It is known that cathedrals, like old churches were built to serve as vibrationary chambers, holding undetected acoustic and sonic properties, and if one were to make the right sounds within them the effect can be Mind expanding.

Aware of the octave connection and the window through the I-Ching, I was interested in taking a closer look at what is known as the Liturgical Octaves.

In Christian liturgical useage, octave is the 8th day after a feast, sometimes called Octave Day as well as the entire period of these days during observance of certain major feasts.

In 2000, author of Music and the Earth Spirit, musician Bob Dickinson, conducted research on particular acoustic properties of Lincoln Cathedral which he focussed on some ringing pillars, an octave and a fifth apart, which connected with certain intervallic relationships of the harmonic series.

During the Easter Octave, for each of the days, there are specific chants.
Could an analysis of these chant melodic/pitch patterns reveal certain intervallic relationships between notes that might connect with these 'ringing pillars?

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