A few weeks back, as I was looking outside my window, I saw a suspicious looking plant that was growing. It slowly grew but its stem was very thin and looked very weak.
Since I am living in an area surrounded partially by sand and a lot of buildings, I wondered, how did that one tree end up growing in a little place I'd like to call the "Sunlight Zone". Basically, Whatever plant lived in that area of land would have been fried to a crisp by now. Although, I have to tell you that the sunlight zone covers a pretty large patch of sand.
One day, I woke up and was getting ready for online classes. I was pretty sleepy while saying, 'Ha, I knew you wouldn't last a few days'. But then I washed my face, brushed my teeth and returned to check on the tree again. To my surprise, the tree still lived. I assumed that someone kept watering it so that it wouldn't die. But, I don't think anyone really cares about a weird looking tree. I kept my eye on this tree for few more days to check if someone was watering it, But no one showed up.
As of now, the tree has grown leaves and grown a lot taller than before. I think this tree teaches us one thing. It is that God will help you grow up in the worst situations of your life by learning to adapt to the changes that take place wherever, whenever, and whatever.
“Music is one of the hallmarks of what it means to be a human being”. These words had been told by Donald.A.Hodges. The music of true nature has provided the foundation of our human evolution. Before I had come across this article, I asked myself few questions:
1. How does our brain normally process the music we listen to? Research has shown that music with a strong beat can stimulate brainwaves to resonate in sync with the beat. With faster beats bringing sharper concentration and more alert thinking, and a slower tempo promoting a calm, meditative state of mind.
2. Is there an optimal time for learning music? Well, I would say NO! It is never too late to start learning music as long as you have the passion for it, But it is always preferred to learn music at a young age.
Music has a profound effect on your body. It is told that music can heal you ever so slightly that you wouldn't even notice. I recently read that doctors use music therapy to try and heal cancer patients and children with ADHD and many other people with different problems.
The reason I made this blog was to personally express myself on how much music has helped me. But I might have gone offboard by just stating facts. Click the links below to go to the websites that I got my information from.
