This is not a minor query. We shall first remove the minor notations. In singing during Mass immediately preceding the chink called the “Hosanna” there is a physical exertion required that is exhausting to any entity. This portion is termed the “Sanctus.” When Jesus decided to return to Jerusalem for the holy days of its people, it turned from work mixing love and wisdom and embraced martyrdom which is the work of love without wisdom. The “Hosanna” and the following “Benedictus” is the summation of what Jesus shouted as he came into the place of its martyrdom. This shout, “Hosanna to the son of David! Hosanna in the highest! Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord!” has been a misstatement of occurrence which has been, perhaps, unfortunate for it is more distorted than much of the so-called Mass. There were 2 factions to greet Jesus: 1. A small group which hoped for an earthly king. However, Jehoshua rode on an ass stating by its very demeanor that it was no earthly king and wished no fight with Roman or Sadducee. 2. A bigger group instructed by rabbi and elder to make jest of Jesus. This entity, for those of the hierarchy feared this entity who seemed to be one of them, giving respect to their laws and then, in their eyes, betraying those time-honored laws and taking the people with it. The chink for Carla is this subtle situation which echoes down through your space/time and, more than this, the place the “Hosanna” holds as the harbinger of that turning to martyrdom. We may speak only generally here. Carla did not experience the full force of the greeting which it correctly identified during the “Hosanna” due to the intense concentration necessary to vibrate its portion of that composition. However, the “Benedictus” in this particular rendition of these words is vibrated by one entity. Thus Carla relaxed its concentration and was immediately open to the fuller greeting.