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WHAT'S INVISIBLE TOP 40 ALBUMS

TW LM ARTIST ALBUM
1 - Ann Sweeten Just This Side of Spring
2 - David Lanz Liverpool - Re-Imaging the Beatles
3 - Lawrence Blatt The Color of Sunshine
4 - Timothy Crane Dragonfly
5 - Matthew Labarge October
6 - David Hoffman Calmness of Spirit
7 - Fiona Joy Hawkins Blue Dream
8 - Kori Linae Carothers Trillium
9 - Michael Stribling Songs of Hope and Healing
10 - Bill Wren One Day in a Life
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Living Consciously with Carol Carnes
July 17, 2010 - Emerson said in his essay on Compensation: The changes which break up at short intervals the prosperity of men are advertisements of a nature whose law is growth. More

David Benoit Takes # 1 Spot on the Smooth Jazz Now TOP 30 Countdown
July 15, 2010 – It’s never surprising but always an event when a Smooth Jazz superstar reaches the number one position on our TOP 30 Countdown. Case in point David Benoit’s new album ‘Earthglow’ has just produced our new number one tune with ‘Will’s Chill.’ More

Me: A Selfish Work in Progress - By Andrea Connell
July 17, 2010 - I believe in being the best you can be. It isn’t always easy, sometimes we end up on a slippery slope no matter what, sometimes, one too many glasses of wine can blur the line between smart and not so smart, sometimes our deep-seated crap just gets in the way. But I try anyway. More

Bruce Nazarian’s ‘The Digital Guy’ Coming to Smooth Jazz Now
July 15, 2010 – Smooth Jazz Now is pleased to announce the addition of ‘The Digital Guy’ a very popular radio show by veteran musician and broadcaster Bruce Nazarian. The two hour program will debut on Wednesday July 21st from 3-5PM, it’s regular time slot, and will be repeated the following Saturday at 10AM. More

Christian Meditation? How to do the Christian Meditation
July 17, 2010 - When you hear people say meditation, there is a great chance that you will often think of Buddhist monks humming with their hands on their large beads. You will also imagine bald people in yellow robes reaching enlightenment. More

Meditation - A Waste of Time?
July 17, 2010 - Many would say yes, meditation takes up too much time!

Time is one of the few commodities we cannot save or store. Everyone is allotted 24 hours in a day and most of us have busy lifestyles with little time to lose. It would appear spending ½ to one hour sitting perfectly still doing nothing might easily fall into the category of a useless activity devouring precious time. More

Spiritual Awakening
July 17, 2010 - Spiritual awakening refers to soul awakening, self-development, and self-transformation, leading to a balanced and integrated life, internal joy and a more fulfilling spiritual life purpose.

Spiritual awakening is a gradual process; it is the unwritten commandment that we are unconsciously following. The only need is to become aware of it and then making little steps toward it consciously. More

Superwoman & The A-ha Moment
July 15, 2010 - “It's taking me a long time to become the person I want to be.” This anonymous line from an e-mail packed with insightful gems sums up exactly what I’ve been feeling lately.

Years ago while attending a Pow Wow, I was privileged to sit in an Aboriginal healing circle. As individuals shared their grief for the benefit of healing, although I revealed nothing from my own life, I wept non-stop for over two-hours. When I asked the Shaman leading this circle the reason for my reaction she explained, “You are a channel. It’s a gift from the Great Spirit. You cry the tears others cannot.” More


 

 

 

Where Did The Name "What's Invisible" Come From?
What’s Invisible? My Three First Books

I came up with the name What’s Invisible on the night of the infamous Harmonic Convergence, the planetary alignment associated with the Mayan calendar. More
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John Beaudin – President and Program Director of What’s Invisible


February 1, 2010 – I’ve always considered myself a “New-Age-Cowboy.” I drink booze and sometimes smoke but the hunger to get better, to go deeper, has always been a huge driving force in my life.

The conscious journey, for me, started by reading “The Power of Positive Thinking” by Norman Vincent Peale. I was only twelve then. Considered an easy read with a hard execution, the book changed the way I looked at life. I found myself literally looking at the center of the pie from a different angle. Growing up in the seventies when belts were used for more than positioning pants I had my fair share of tough sojourns as a kid. I was sensitive, extremely afraid of the dark and had an insanely wild imagination. I saw things that were not there and felt too much but used books to self medicate. Coming from a long line of alcoholics I thought it best to draw a line in the sand on what should make me high. I chose knowledge.

As a teenager my inspiration continued with Viktor Frankl, the Holocaust survivor who would not let the enemy control his mind or soul. His books served as an anthem for a kid who didn’t know how to believe in something.

 

Scottish psychiatrist R. D. Laing was also a big early influence. His book The Divided Self: An Existential Study in Sanity and Madness, written in 1960, the year I was born, was up to that point in my life the best thing I’d ever read.

It was not until a bunch of bad break-ups though that I actually got serious about spirituality. Sure, I was into religion, even bible prophecy for a few years but I only came alive when true spiritual practice came into my life in the mid-eighties.

It was around the same time that I started a 42 hour-a-week New Age radio show in 1986 and that, along with the lessons, lead me to this website.

I’ve been a broadcaster for 30 years but this is the stuff that makes me feel alive. I’m very proud to be able to combine both of my loves with our new Spiritual/New-Age music radio station, ‘What’s Invisible.’ I hope you enjoy it and thanks for taking the time to read my story. – by John Beaudin