160, 190,191 Moods

I think Hoffman speaks about how music can transmit different pictures to our heads and we associates the music with things we already know. Also he mentions about feeling involved in music and how those feelings help us to understand things easier. That is pretty impressive how Hoffman describe that music can change our mood and regular things can be related to uncommon things because that is how our head and imagination works. The last part is confusing, but what I understand is that if we pay attention to little details we will discover things that were always there.

What A understood from the "conclusion" is the fact that "they" are talking directly to us like they are trying to say that this book was a tool for our lives or some kind of teaching after all these ideas and excerpts reflected on this book. It is hard to understand because the part 190 is well explained, but the difficult part is the 191 when he starts talking about God and how he created earth. It is like Hoffman is giving a kind of explanation of being alone and that emptiness can affect even God.