What is Dragrush?

Understanding the Rhythm of the Universe

Dragrush is more than a musical technique—it's a cosmic principle that governs time, energy, and rhythm. It represents a natural pattern of delayed action followed by an accelerated surge of energy. This rhythm can be found in everyday life, natural processes, and even the formation of the universe.

In dragrush, the first beat or action is delayed—occurring later than expected. This creates a sense of tension or anticipation. Following this delay, there's a sudden increase in speed, pitch, or intensity—the rush. This results in a rhythmic cycle of building tension and releasing energy.

• Drag: The first beat or moment is delayed, building anticipation and tension.
• Rush: A sudden acceleration in tempo, energy, and pitch occurs after the delay.

Dragrush isn't confined to music—it's observable in many aspects of life, nature, and the universe:

• Cloud Movement: Clouds move slowly, "dragging" through the sky before suddenly shifting speed or form.
• Heartbeat: The rhythmic cycle of a heartbeat mirrors the drag (slow filling of the heart) and rush (contraction and release of energy).
• Ocean Waves: Waves drag as they build up and then crash with a rush as they break on the shore.
• Planetary Orbits: Planets slow down as they move away from their stars (the drag) and speed up as they approach (the rush).

On a grander scale, dragrush is found in the formation and dynamics of the universe itself. Below are some examples of how this principle manifests:

• The Universe's Formation: The Big Bang could be seen as a universal dragrush, where stillness is followed by a sudden acceleration of energy and matter.
• Creation of God and Divine Consciousness: The cosmic rhythm of dragrush symbolized divine creation.
• Life and Biological Processes: Cell division and breathing mirror the drag and rush pattern.
• Orbits and Cosmic Movements: Planetary and stellar movements follow dragrush cycles.