The Harmonica Man

A retired Scottish-born man should have died long ago. But after facing death on more than one occasion, he decided to share his secret to happiness ... music.
Rarely, have I been emotionally moved to such an extent, as I beheld a dynamo of such power that is evident within his acts of pure giving and sharing. To me, this may be a glimpse into the way we once were - and the way we must strive to become again, if we are to remain viable, as a form of life on this planet.

Food Fight

This video rips right to the core of what's really killing inner city Americans: food.

Processed food, to be exact: the nutrient-depleted, overly-refined, pasteurized homogenized GMO-contaminated pesticide-sprayed food that kills blacks, whites and everyone else by the millions every year.

There's only one music video that stands out in loving contrast against the self-destructive gangsta rap we've all been inundated with over the years: Food Fight moved me to tears and inspired me with the hope that humanity may yet survive the curse of corporate destruction. This video tells the story that even Michelle Obama dare not utter, for it's the true story of how inner city kids, teens and adults are being decimated by GMOs, processed foods, energy drinks and other contortions of the corporate food factory regime.

We ALL need to be food fighters! That means fighting for food justice across America, and especially in the inner cities where the availability of healthy food is limited (by design). There is an agenda in America right now to keep inner city people diseased, dumbed-down, cognitively impaired and nutritionally deficient. The vector of attack is the food supply and vaccines. The motivation behind this is to make sure people can be easily dominated by the system. The food is poison, and it kills orders of magnitude more people than guns, or auto accidents or anything else, including pharmaceutical medicine.

The creators of this video are food fighters. Ultimately, we are all spiritual warriors because what we're fighting for is more than mere substance; we are fighting for the soul of humanity.

Les Miserables

To love another person is to see the face of God.

The immense popularity of this story has not diminished over time. Since the original 1935 film version, there have been several other international films entitled Les Misérables including a Spring 1998 release starring Liam Neeson and Uma Thurman. The "most popular musical in the world" has toured the globe several times and has been running on Broadway since March 1987. Why does this story continue to charm and inspire audiences and readers? In our time, as there was in Victor Hugo's, there is cause for despair: greed and violence undermine true progress; human life is rendered meaningless through materialism and nihilism; children the world over suffer neglect, poverty, and ignorance. Who does not identify with Jean Valjean's arduous journey through the sewers, and who does not long for an escape like his emergence into the pristine Parisian dusk? Hugo illustrates how the most profound revolution takes place in our individual consciences, how every moment we are faced with decisions to do right or wrong, and how to make in our hearts pitched battles against our own worst impulses. Les Misérables incites us to make the best fight of our lives the fight to become authentically good people and gives us hope that our efforts will not be in vain. Time cannot change the necessity or urgency of that message - only people can.

10th Anniversary Dream Cast (1995)



I Dreamed A Dream (2012)

Do You Hear The People Sing (2012)



Full Movie on YouTube:
Les Miserables (2000) with John Malkovich and Gerard Depardieu: Part 1 & Part 2

Landfill Harmonic

The Recycled Orchestra

One World, One Heart Beating

An anthem to global unity sung and played entirely by children (with a video created by a 9-year old), "One World, One Heart Beating" is the creation of singer songwriter Oona McOuat to raise funds for children affected by war.

I Was Here

August 19 is World Humanitarian Day - a day to inspire people all over the world to do something good, no matter how big or small, for someone else. This year, the United Nations held an event with Beyonce to inspire people to leave their mark on the world...

"I gave my all, did my best, brought someone some happiness, left this world a little better because...I was here..."

Breasts Not Bombs

War is indecent, breasts are not.

Rainbow Spirit - From The Heart Of The Fire

For more than 25 years the music from around the campfires of the Rainbow Gathering has inspired the hearts of thousands worldwide. Since 1972 the Rainbow family has sponsored a yearly 'Gathering of the Tribes', focused around a fourth of July silent prayer for peace on Earth. Rainbow Spirit is a prayer for peace among all nations, hope for the future, and love and respect for our creator, mother earth and all our relations. 

Donna Summer

In memoriam (1948 - 2012) - Wikipedia: Donna Summer

State Of Independence (1982) - with daughter Mimi

Yes I do know how I survive

Yes I do know why I'm alive

To love and be with you

Day by day by day by day

MacArthur Parc (1978)



I Feel Love (1976)



Could It Be Magic (1975)



Love To Love You Baby (1975)



Love Is In Control (1981)



On The Radio (1980)



Last Dance (1977)

Maurice Béjart

Maurice Béjart (1927-2007) made his debut, first as a dancer and then as a choreographer, in Paris. In 1960, he formed his own company, the Ballet du XXe Siècle, in Brussels (Belgium). 25 years later, the troupe relocated to Lausanne (Switzerland) to be renamed Béjart Ballet Lausanne. Maurice Béjart puts down roots wherever his work takes him.

His first great triumph came in 1959, when Béjart created his monumental Sacre du Printemps for Maurice Huisman, the new director of Théatre Royal de la Monnaie in Brussels. This ballet paved the way for the launch of Ballet du XXe siècle in 1960, which triumphed on numerous worldwide tours. The Sacre Du Printemps was followed by his most famous work to this day, Ravel’s Bolero, and later by Messe Pour Le Temps Présent and The Firebird. Developing a marked taste for cultural diversity, Béjart went on to create works that expressed the core of different civilizations in the form of dance (Bhakti, Golestan, Kabuki, Dibouk, Pyramide) and illustrated a rich musical repertoire extending from Wagner to Boulez.

Bolero - Maurice Ravel

Le Sacre Du Printemps - Igor Stravinsky



Bhakti



Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune - Claude Debussy



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Lord Of The Dance - Michael Flatley

Partyzan (2011)



Fleet Of Flames (1998)



Riverdance (1994)

Seven Wonders Of The World

This beautiful song written by Robert Anderson and Lori Sandstrom inspires the listener to know what the true wonders of life are.

Hemp Can Save The World

Nutiva, ELEVATE, The Luminaries, Aishah and Clayton Joseph Scott have teamed up for part 2 of ELEVATE's Solution Series. This series is intended to mix music, information, and education to bring awareness to globally significant issues and their solutions. Nutiva has been helping better the planet through the distribution of high quality sustainable products out to the world. This video was made to show all the benefits of Hemp and how it could help our land, our economy, and our human family. It's time to seed the future with Hemp!

See also: When we grow...This is what we can do.

The longest & most educational hemp/cannabis documentary

The Song Of The Earth

David Attenborough on the evolution of song.

Some birds make sounds that are musical to our ears. Consider the skylark, whose melodious sounds we label as song. So it’s quite natural to wonder whether there is a connection between animal sounds and the music that humans create. The deepest mystery of all: What purpose does music serve? Famed naturalist Sir David Attenborough examines various exotic members of the animal kingdom for clues to this fascinating puzzle.

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Cirque Du Soleil (Full Show)

Nouvelle Experience (1990)



Alegria (1994)



Quidam (1996)



La Nouba (1998)



Varekai (2002)



Saltimbanco (2002)



Dralion (2004)



Midnight Sun (2004)



Kà (2005)



Koozà (2007)



Delirium (2007)



Corteo (2012)



Love (2006)



Amaluna (2012)



Supporting Cirque du Soleil's Athletes and Acrobats

Benjamin Zander: Classical Music With Shining Eyes

Benjamin Zander has two infectious passions: classical music, and helping us all realize our untapped love for it -- and by extension, our untapped love for all new possibilities, new experiences, new connections.

Sung-Bong Choi: Korea's Got Talent

Why he is phenomenal:
1) He is the ultimate Underdog
2) He is a walking, breathing Human Fortress
3) He touched millions of lives and made them feel blessed and grateful for what they have and what they are
4) His God-given voice  can make the entire choir of angels gape with marvel
5) His devastating charm could trigger a spontaneous worldwide affection
6) He taught us how to bear our cross with dignity, and class
7) Sung Bong represents the triumph of Human Spirit

Adagio From Spartacus (Aram Khachaturian)

The Bolshoi Ballet's Irek Mukhamedov as Spartacus and Lyudmilla Semenyaka as Phrygia, performing my favorite scene. So lovely.

Christian The Lion: Reunion

The furniture shop was on the King's Road in London. It sold tables, wardrobes, chairs and desks - but anybody peering through its plate-glass window on a Sunday might have noticed something rather more unusual. Amid all the pine and oak, stretched out languidly on a bench, there was a lion. And it wasn't stuffed.

"Christian used to lie beside me while I did the accounts at weekends," remembers Jennifer Mary Taylor, who worked there.
"And every so often, if I'd ignored him for too long, he'd sock me across the head with one of his great big paws.
"He was very loving and affectionate - he liked to stand and put his paws on your shoulders. But he was...", she pauses. "I mean, he was a lion. Does that sound silly?"

Christian the lion arrived in Chelsea at a time when the King's Road was the very heart of the Swinging Sixties. For a year, the big cat was part of it all, cruising the streets in the back of a Bentley, popping in for lunch at Casserole, a local restaurant, even posing for a Biba fashion advert. He eventually grew too big to be kept as a pet and was taken to Kenya, where he was rehabilitated into the wild by the 'Lion Man', George Adamson.

Spanish Revolution (Muse - Uprising)

We are sovereign spiritual beings with unlimited potential. Now is the time to unite as one and to acknowledge who we truly are.
Power to the people. Wake up and choose Love, Peace, Unity and Freedom now.