Art and Music
Let’s face it: things are looking bad in the world, and if we haven’t already felt the heavy impact of the coronavirus outbreak, we soon will. Here are a few cultural “outings” you can now enjoy from your computer, tablet, or phone! #onlinearts
A painting kit includes a pre printed image of your favorite painting and also the colors, paint brushes etc to complete your painting.
Get you FREE Vivaldi color therapy picture and read/watch as Cherie Roe Dirksen takes you through the whole start to finish process of drawing to this invigorating classical composer — what emotions are hidden behind the wholesome sounds? What does Vivaldi’s music look like in pen? Come find out…
Do you like classical music? Who is your favorite composer? #ColorTherapy #SoundTherapy
Music is a powerful, invisible force — from the heart-expanding sound of a nightingale to the gut-wrenching frequencies that all genres of music can sting you with. #music #awakening
With the #Oscars coming up, the Greater Good Magazine selected their #GreaterGoodies, which honor movies that exemplify the keys to our well-being, like curiosity, purpose, compassion, & love.
Researchers have mapped 13 key emotions triggered when we listen to music. #musicislife
How can we experience enlightenment, oneness, and our divine identity? Find out what coaches, educators, and entrepreneurs say in this fabulous, new documentary called Enlightenment. #enlightenment
The anonymous artist Banksy unveiled his latest installation in Croydon, London this week, in the form of a storefront. All the merchandise will be sold online as part of Banksy’s trademark dispute with a greeting card company. #banksy
What if the Beatles didn’t exist? What would the world be like without the music of the Beatles? I’ve been looking forward to seeing the new movie that raises this question called Yesterday, since several people told me this past month that it featured reality shifts and the Mandela effect. Imagining a world without the […]
As so much is controversial in the news these days, it is nice to have something we should all be able to agree about. Music is a type of universal language, and we should all agree that there have been some great women in history. Enjoy this wonderful video with some of the great women in your life.
![#InThisTogether – Is This The World We Created? [Queen Music Video Supporting the Children in Greek Refugee Camps]](https://i1.wp.com/consciouslifenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/is-this-the-world-we-created-by-queen.jpg?resize=675%2C240&ssl=1 "#InThisTogether – Is This The World We Created? [Queen Music Video Supporting the Children in Greek Refugee Camps]")
Currently 1000 unaccompanied children are stuck in Greek refugee camps. The rock group, Queen, asked the public to show their support by recording a short video on TikTok showing them lip-syncing the Queen classic, “Is This The World We Created” (written by Freddie Mercury and Brian May), and tagging it with #InThisTogether. This beautiful music video is the result.
![MUST, MUST, MUST WATCH and SHARE: The Flower [Music Video by Michael Franti & Spearhead – featuring Victoria Canal]](https://i1.wp.com/consciouslifenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/flower-in-the-gun-michael-franti.jpg?resize=675%2C240&ssl=1 "MUST, MUST, MUST WATCH and SHARE: The Flower [Music Video by Michael Franti & Spearhead – featuring Victoria Canal]")
You may want to grab some tissues before you watch this incredibly moving music video (with an awesome message) titled “The Flower” with Michael Franti and Victoria Canal.
![Watch: Devastating New ‘Land of the Free’ Music Video Decries Violence and Cruelty to Migrants [VIDEO by Spike Lee]](https://i0.wp.com/consciouslifenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/land_of_the_free_film.jpg?resize=675%2C240&ssl=1 "Watch: Devastating New ‘Land of the Free’ Music Video Decries Violence and Cruelty to Migrants [VIDEO by Spike Lee]")
In a powerful indictment of violence and cruelty to #migrants, a new song by The Killers’ titled “Land of the Free,” was released Monday with a devastating music video directed by Spike Lee. It decries the proposed #borderwall, the dehumanization and abuse of asylum-seekers, mass incarceration, institutional racism, and more.
What an incredible way to honor a time past and celebrate this Christmas season! This awesome 1940’s musical flashback will really move you.
Lee’s fame and influence as the face and figurehead of Marvel, even in his nonagenarian years, remained considerable. Beginning in the 1960s, the irrepressible and feisty Lee punched up his Marvel superheroes with personality, not just power. Until then, comic book headliners like those of DC Comics were square and well-adjusted, but his heroes had human foibles and hang-ups; Peter Parker/Spider-Man, for example, fretted about his dandruff and was confused about dating. The evildoers were a mess of psychological complexity.
