
Music. Its power and effect on people are unmistakable. It can soothe and comfort the soul, it can create an air of nostalgia, make that special moment more romantic, make you mad, make you sad, the list goes on an on.
It’s funny how sometimes the small things in life can make such a huge impact on other people’s lives and we don’t even know it.
We all are aware of how our actions can affect an individual’s well being, etc. but what about other things that we may use every day? Music can affect people’s lives in many ways… take watching a movie as an example. Imagine if you were watching a sad movie and the background music was a fast-moving pop song. Or imagine viewing a scary movie and ballet music was playing in the background? The music would not fit into the movie and you wouldn’t enjoy the film…..but used correctly, music has a huge impact on the total movie-watching experience.
Another example of music’s effect is how well music “can soothe the soul” or how athletes sometimes use loud music to get “pumped up” for a game.
Music can be used in many ways and affect every person differently.
In today’s story (it’s actually a video), watch how the power of music totally transformed this old man’s state of wellness. It’s inspiring, beautiful, and heartwarming. The power of music…AMAZING!
I love this! The power of music is incredible.
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It is …🕉
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This is so very true. Years ago I had a friend who was developing a music therapy where she worked with people recovering from trauma, surgery, all kinds of life crises with music.
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Music is my opt out therapy when negativity starts to overwhelm me. Good article and video.
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Amazing how Henry was able to come back with music. This was very inspiring and heartfelt. A tear to my eye and warmth in my heart.
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Glad you liked it my friend!
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It was emotional to watch. Music is one of God’s many blessings imho.
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Years ago, my mother struggled with speaking, after suffering a stroke. It was difficult to understand her at times, and she would get so frustrated, trying so hard to enunciate her words. With me living across the country, my face to face visits with her were limited.
One year on my birthday, I came home from work to hear a message from her. She sang Happy BIrthday to me, and I understood every single word, clear as a bell! It was so beautiful to hear, and I cried. When my husband came home, he listened to the messages and just after he asked if I had heard the message from my mom, he hit delete, and there went my proof of the power of music. I was sad but I had the memory. Sadly, she passed away just 5 months later but I will always remember that phone call. The power of music, indeed.
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Wow!!! What a great story!! Thank you so much for sharing my friend.
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real happy
song 🙂
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