The phrase "feel the harmony" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to music, art, or emotional experiences where a sense of balance or unity is being conveyed.
Example: "As the orchestra played, the audience closed their eyes to feel the harmony enveloping them."
Alternatives: "experience the harmony" or "sense the harmony."
Just listen to "I Can't Give Everything Away," and you feel the vocal harmonies fighting for air with the layers of guitar, saxophone, keyboards and drums in the mix.
Dostoevsky experienced such seizures, and wrote of their mystical and rapturous effects: "You feel the presence of the eternal harmony … During these five seconds I live a whole human existence, and for that I would give my whole life and not think that I was paying too dearly".
Also, to feel harmony between the inner self and the self presented to the world.
The Shanghai Bulgari follows on the heels of the London Bulgari Hotel (2012) and others in Milan (2004) and Bali (2006), all designed to deliver "an Italian contemporary luxury feel" in harmony with the local culture.
I knew--even at my young age--that no matter how hard I tried, and I did try very hard, I would never feel harmony with the location because it lacked the "spirit for growth" I needed to feed my soul.
We want an integration of our work-self and our self-self, and the right work allows us to feel in harmony with ourselves, which equals peace.
When you need to make a decision ask yourself: would my choice make me feel in harmony with me? 49.
There is nothing coming up that threatens you; rather, it's all inside of you and your job is to get rid of it in order to feel in harmony again.
They felt the health workers' advice was always the best and also wanted to be in harmony with health workers.
Fitting into Sass da Grüm's easy-going philosophy helped me feel as in harmony with myself as the hotel was in tune with its surroundings.
