Music

Enjoy Your Favorite Music and Reap Extra Benefits

Have you every listened to music whose lyrics you can’t seem to understand? Has it ever crossed your mind that there might be coded messages hidden somewhere there?
Doesn’t listening to your favorite music improve your mood and help you relax? Doesn’t it evoke positive feelings within you? Now, you can enjoy more than just that when your favorite songs start playing. With the use of subliminal messages in music, you can even attract power, profit, prestige, and success while you sit back and listen to your favorite music.
A lot of songs have been rumored to have subliminal messages hidden in them. Subliminal messages are coded words that are configured to be instantly recognized and absorbed by the subconscious mind, without the conscious mind being made aware.
In music, the subliminal suggestions are placed at a frequency lower than 20 cycles per second. This is way below the level audible to the conscious mind. Anything at this level, though, can be readily noticed by the subconscious, even when the sounds are concealed under the musical notes.
So when does subliminal messages in songs prove effective and useful?
1. For healing. One of the most popular uses of subliminal messages in songs is to bring about healing. Most of the messages used for this purpose work to soothe the nerves during times of stress. Some of the messages, however, claim to have therapeutic effects on a person suffering from emotional or mental distress.
2. For sleeplessness. Subliminal songs can also help to solve insomnia or sleeplessness problems by leading the mind to a calmer state that easily and eventually leads to sleep.
3. For removal of bad habits. Some songs are also designed to blast silent messages to the subconscious in order to remove bad habits. They are found to be especially effective in smoking cessation.
4. For self confidence. You will also find songs containing subliminal suggestions that help improve the self confidence of the person.
There are several songs that have been popularized as having subliminal messages in them. Some of them are Led Zeppelin’s Stairway to Heaven and some songs from famous artists such as The Beatles, Queen, and even Britney Spears. The messages hidden in these songs are not known to have any effects on the behavior of listeners.
These messages in popular songs are different from the messages embedded in music or songs that are intentionally recorded for the purpose of subliminal persuasion through music.
Where to Get Effective Subliminal Messages in Music
So if you want to use subliminal music for healing, for the removal of bad habits, and so on, you can’t just go out and buy a Britney Spears record. You have to find the music that are specifically created for the purpose you have in mind. You can buy such music or even get subliminal MP3 downloads for free over the Internet.

If you check online, you may also find some tutorials on how to mix subliminal messages in your favorite songs. This way, the songs, which serve as the trigger, are songs that you love, which means you will want to listen to them a lot. There are a lot of applications that allow you to record subliminal messages in songs for free. (Nelson Berry /Isnare.com)

Music

From Music To Politic


What comes to mind when you think of Tito Jackson? Is it Rock and Roll Hall of Famer or is it famed guitarist for the iconic boy band the Jackson Five?

All of these adjectives describe the legendary musician, but they do not fully represent Tito Jackson’s impact on the music world and the world around him. On April 16, Tito Jackson was named U.S. Ambassador to Kenya for the Jaramogi Odinga Odinga Foundation (J.O.O.F.) as well as an honorary citizen to the African nation.

Kenyan Prime Minister Raila Amolo Odinga made his first trip to Los Angeles to honor the musician and launch the J.O.O.F. in the United States.

“I am incredibly honored and humbled to be named J.O.O.F. ambassador and honorary citizen of Kenya by Prime Minister Odinga,” Tito Jackson said. “I look forward to tackling the important issues of health and education in this east African country. Kenya is battling a number of life-threatening diseases including HIV/AIDS, which has always been an important cause for my family and me. Through a combination of education and resources these health issues can be prevented. There is a lot of work to be done and I can’t think of a better organization than J.O.O.F. to spearhead the effort, so I am extremely proud and grateful to be a part of this lifesaving foundation.”

In his role as ambassador, Tito Jackson will work to bring global awareness to the organization and its initiatives in Kenya. He will also perform at an annual concert, with his band, to raise funds for health initiatives and Kenyan children.

Jackson and the band are putting the finishing touches on his solo debut entitled “So Far, So Good.” The lead single, “We Made It,” is an upbeat anthem of perseverance, which is a perfect for the Kenyan initiative and is receiving significant radio time on such outlets as “The Tom Joyner Morning Show.”

The Jackson family is no stranger to lending a helping hand to causes relevant to the people of Africa. Brother Marlon is erecting a museum that will preserve the historical significance of the Middle Passage in Nigeria and Jermaine recently performed for the people of Gambia. Now Tito Jackson can add his name to the list of Jacksons committed to philanthropic work, which also includes Michael raising money for famine relief in Ethiopia with the classic song, “We are the World.”

“We are absolutely delighted to honor Tito with this prestigious ambassadorship,” said J.O.O.F. Board of Trustees member and television personality April Sutton. “We couldn’t think of a better individual to represent global unity and global awareness for the children of Kenya, and we look forward to what he will be able to contribute to J.O.O.F as a world-class entertainer, humanitarian and now an official ambassador.”

So whether you recognize Tito Jackson as a musician or a member of entertainment royalty, you must also recognize him and his family for representing more than just music. They always represented what music could do to make the world a better place. We salute you Tito Jackson!(By: Todd A. Smith/Isnare.com)