Popular Posts

  • Reflections.
    It's been a while since I last posted on this blog and since then some significant things have happened in my life.  In September of 2...
  • The Dangers of being overweight and obese.
    I promised myself a few days ago that I would write about the problem of being overweight or obese from my point of view. Obesity is kill...
  • (no title)
    St. Luke's Church Rock Sound Eleuthera,The BAHAMAS. The congregation of the church above have witnessed and proclaimed God in the...
  • The Importance of Family Fun
    Summer of 2015 My husband and I took three students on vacation with us, along with our two grandsons. Here is a sneak view of some of th...
  • Scenes to enjoy
                                      The Waters of Eleuthera - The Isle of Freedom ...                                         A view of the...
  • South Eleuthera's Central Secondary School - The school of Choice needs your help.
    It been more that a year since I've written. Wow! To date I have been back at Preston Albury Central Secondary school for three years...
  • Isle of Freedom
    Have you ever visited the Isle of Freedom in the Bahamas?  If you haven't you should. This is a typical evening overlooking the water....
  • Election Fever is Now.
    Today, Election fever is in the air. People are making every effort to register and some are becoming frustrated. I just spoke to a young m...
  • Coming Soon St. Luke's Parish Fair
    St. Luke's Parish is reinstating its Annual Fair.  This year it will be held on May 31, 2014 from 8 - 10 AM breakfast of souse, and or ...
  • Changes Come
    It is already the tenth month of the year. Boy have things changed in the last four months. In July 2010 I made that BIG leap, I committed t...

Wednesday, July 22, 2009

The Power of Music

From Biblical times music was used to sooth the 'soul', to celebrate a victory and in ancient history it was used to help in times of moodiness.
Today, music takes on a whole new meaning for all. It stimulates people to behave in different ways. I have seen young people and some adults go from standing quietly into a frenzy if certain songs are played.
What is your take on that?
Posted by at
Labels:

1 comment:

  1. Baha-MamaAugust 5, 2009 at 2:51 PM

    Just taking a look. Music does different things to different people I guess. It is a form of escape for most, I think. One that is universal and harmless...for the most part.

    ReplyDelete

Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)