In Harmony with the Soul: The Transformative Power of My Favorite Music

Music is the language of the soul, serving as a timeless bridge between our emotions and existence. It transcends words, reaching depths where language often falters. Music has the power to heal unseen wounds and to celebrate joys that are too great to contain. In every note and rhythm, it connects us to ourselves and to one another, reminding us of the beauty, pain, and resilience that define the human spirit. Music is the heartbeat of life, speaking directly to the soul and leaving lasting echoes of harmony in its wake. "Music doesn't need permission to permission to enter your soul"

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One thing about me is that people often find my taste in music hard to grasp because I prefer piano pieces and opera. I find solace in this type of music because my mind feels like a battleground, where different events are happening simultaneously. I can be doing several things at once while trying to complete a task, and music like "One by One" by Enya helps calm my mind and improve my focus.

One fact remains: "You can't serve two masters at a time." Even when I am listening to my favorite music, I sometimes get lost in the beautiful sound from my music.

One particular song that I can listen to on repeat without ever growing weary is "***Idea 10" by Gilbran Alcocer. There is no particular message in the song, but the song brings peace of mind, takes away stress, and makes you feel relaxed. All this is woven into the fabric of this song, and it has never failed me when I need it. You should listen to it.

I don't have a favorite music because every day I discover new music, and I feel in love with them every time. One thing about the music I love is music that has lots of piano and guitar in them than beat, just like "Uptown by Bex."

There is one music I actually love and I can listen to it over and over again, no matter if there were so many beats in it. The name of this music is "Lucid Dream by JuiceWrld."

I love this music because I relate so much to it—not like anything happened to me when the music came out, but the music made me relate so many things that have happened in my life. It's love music and also a song that tells about the pain of one's soul.

"Lucid Dream" is a song I can listen to over and over again without getting tired. I don't know what it is about the song that entraps my soul, probably because it is not the kind of regular music I used to like; probably it is the nostelgia feeling I get when listening to it. I can never tell, but I love Lucid Dream, and I can listen to it over and over again. I am not sharing a video of it because I feel its my special music and I want to listen to it alone.

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