Stories by Subject
Adventure
Anger
Angels
Anxiety
Astral Projection
Balance
Change
Dalai Lama
Depression
Disasters
Dreaming
Emotions
Faith
Feng Shui
Fitness
Giving
Goals
Hypnosis
Laughter
Life Coach
Love
Manifestation
meditation
Motion
Mysticism
Networking
NLP
Numerology
Osho
Pain
Positive Thinking
Psychics
Purpose
James Arthur Ray
Reiki
Relationships
Religion
Setting Goals
Spiritual Awakening
Sports
Subliminal Messages
Tamara Levitt
Tarot Cards
Eckhart Tolle
Work

Working on
Procrastination

Top Writers
John Beaudin
Carol Carnes
Andrea Connell
Mary Giuffre
Tim Smith
 
 
 
Join the "What's Invisible" Twitter page for Updates on our launch. Click here
 

WHAT'S INVISIBLE TOP 50 ALBUMS

TW LM ARTIST ALBUM
1 - Michael Stribling Paradise Lost
2 - Devin Rice & Erin Aas Arrival
3 - Lisa Hilton Nuance
4 - Ann Licater Doorway to a Dream
5 - Eric Harry Fly
6 - David Mauk Ground Swell
7 - Robin Spielberg Sea to Shining Sea
8 - David Nevue Revelation
9 - Jim Wilson Leader of the Band
10 - Craig Urquhart Within Memory
Check out the whole chart here
 

Mysticism Meets an Impasse - Eckhart Tolle and Anthroposophy
August 20, 2010 - In my experience questing for understanding of spiritual aspects of the human community, I have had occasion to encounter some unusual synchronicities. One such event emerged while perusing a lecture by noted Initiate and spiritual scientist, Rudolf Steiner. More


Living Consciously: August 20, 2010
Marcus Aurelius asked “What am I doing with my soul?” He suggests we interrogate ourselves to find out what inhabits our “so-called” mind and what kind of soul we have right now; that of a child, an adolescent, a predator orits prey? More

The Real Science Behind Lucid Dreaming
August – 20, 2010 - Lucid Dreaming is Conscious Dreaming and is the ability of awareness that you are dreaming. In a nutshell, you are aware that all the occurrences you are experiencing are actually within a dream, while you are dreaming. More


Dreaming a Prayer for an Enlightened Future
August 20. 2010 - I've been getting a lot of emails to join prayer groups for the healing of the oceans, the forests, the earth; and just when it seems to me that people are starting to actually wake up, I get other emails that say 'the gods are angry', 'the earth is angry', 'these catastrophes are happening in areas where people have been evil for too long and god is teaching a lesson'. They reek of judgment, fear, and projection. More

On the Trail of Love
August 19, 2010 - It’s hard to turn away from spirit, and not become egotistic.
Although, the corollary is also true - that is, without love imbuing one’s spiritual wisdom, another form of egotistic destitution can play out. More

Lucky Charms, Amulets, Talismans, and Their Protective Power
August 17, 2010 - For ages, cultures all over the world have worn and used charms, amulets, and talismans as a way to protect them from harm and other unknown forces. A great common example is the crucifix. More

Celebrate Joy of Life by Practicing Osho’s Active Meditation
August 16, 2010 - Everyone wants to get the best out of their lives as life is short and you have millions of things to do in your entire lifetime. Therefore, it is said that enjoy as much as possible because no one knows what is going to happen tomorrow. More


Respectfully Yours…Unconditionally!
August 16, 2010 - Def: respect; to admire, to place in esteem, to regard, to be considerate of
Respect must be earned. How often do we hear this? What do you think?
I disagree with the statement. 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
HOME ABOUT US ADVERTISE CONTACT US FAITH INTERIVEWS
JOBS LISTEN LIVE MUSIC NEWS REVIEWS TOOLS

Review - Ann Sweeten - Just This Side of Spring

Ann Sweeten - Just This Side of SpringMarch 24, 2010 - Were I allowed to use only one word to describe pianist Ann Sweeten’s new album, Just This Side of Spring, it would be, plain and simple, “lovely.” But, since I’m not restricted to using this lone word, I’ll elaborate.

Instrumental—particularly classical—music doesn’t always get the credit it deserves. We live in a fast-paced world where everything we encounter battles for our attention, and since classical music tends not to have the hard-hitting, electro-backed feel that sends listeners into auditory overload, it’s a genre that sometimes gets overlooked.

However, Ann Sweeten is a classical artist that fans of every genre should not hesitate to listen to. As I stated earlier, Just This Side of Spring is absolutely lovely. Sweeten’s melodies vary from slightly dream-like and whimsical, to heavier with an air of sadness to them. Both effects are accomplished effortlessly, which makes for a very enjoyable listening experience.

Sweeten is a superb pianist whose talents easily rival those of another contemporary pianist, Lorie Line. However, there are two qualities to the songs on Just This Side of Spring that I would say take Sweeten’s music above and beyond what one might expect from a classical album.

First is the beautiful simplicity of Sweeten’s melodies. I have listened to several piano albums that bring in other instruments to accompany the piano, which results in the piano—which is supposed to be the main focus of the music—being overshadowed. Sweeten, however, really does provide a piano album. Very rarely are other instruments brought in, and on the few occasions when they are, they’re subtle and keep the piano as the main focus.

The second quality that earns Just This Side of Spring the description of lovely is Sweeten’s ability to paint a picture just with notes. Even without the presence of words the music on its own develops such a mood that it’s very easy for the listener to create an image of what might be happening with this music as a backdrop. This isn’t instrumental music that is just pleasant to listen to, but instrumental music that tells a story.

From start to finish, Just This Side of Spring is an outstanding work of composition and execution, and without a doubt an album that everyone should listen to at least once. - by Carly Doenges

Hot Tracks: December Snow, A Light Rain, Nikki’s Song

 
Carly Doenges—MuzikReviews.com Staff  Courtesy of  MuzikReviews.com