Music plays an important part in healing a broken heart. Not like the person who is feeling in love, that usually sings with music, a person having heartaches usually listens to it. The feeling of being alone dominates more when a person is in pain. And that’s where the power of music will do its wonders in healing a a heart that has been broken.
Songs are poetry written by the heart. The composer of the song usually has experience about losing someone and being left behind. More often than not, a 3-minute song can have all the events of the love story, narrating from the day that two people met until the time they separated.
Many individuals that are hurt think that nobody understands them and what they are going through each day of losing someone they loved most. And so they go to sad songs with lyrics associated to their experiences and befriended them. They would play it over and over again, uttering every line and start asking questions. They would also cry while listening to these songs and occasionally, get answers to their questions which are useful in releasing their feelings of anger and pain. Finally, they will feel comforted.
Sing your heart out with magic sing.
Thursday, December 22, 2011
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Philippine Christmas
All throughout the world particularly in Catholic places, Christmas is considered as one of the most anticipated and important festivals of the year. For some countries, the celebration starts right when the "ber" months arrived. The preparation becomes more intense when the All Saints Day is over.
The Philippines, a renowned Catholic nation is known for its traditions and customs for long Christmas celebration. From preparation of food to decorations, everything is carefully documented and arranged. The people of this nation are also incredibly particular in gift giving for all the "inaanak" or goddaughters and godsons. To adhttp://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gifd more, this is a time for reunions and parties, where most OFWs are going home to be with their family.
In addition to the preparation, they also have this “Simbang Gabi” (mass at 4AM) which usually starts on December 16 until December 25 as a preparation for Jesus' birth. They also believed that if someone has completed the 9 morning masses, her/his wish will be granted. That's why many people are attending mass because of their wishes and prayers. On eve of Christmas Day, families are gathered and attend for the 12MN mass together.
More than the gifts and food being served on the table, it is certainly being with the family that each Filipino look forward each year during this season.
The Philippines, a renowned Catholic nation is known for its traditions and customs for long Christmas celebration. From preparation of food to decorations, everything is carefully documented and arranged. The people of this nation are also incredibly particular in gift giving for all the "inaanak" or goddaughters and godsons. To adhttp://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gifd more, this is a time for reunions and parties, where most OFWs are going home to be with their family.
In addition to the preparation, they also have this “Simbang Gabi” (mass at 4AM) which usually starts on December 16 until December 25 as a preparation for Jesus' birth. They also believed that if someone has completed the 9 morning masses, her/his wish will be granted. That's why many people are attending mass because of their wishes and prayers. On eve of Christmas Day, families are gathered and attend for the 12MN mass together.
More than the gifts and food being served on the table, it is certainly being with the family that each Filipino look forward each year during this season.
Make your Christmas celebration extra special with magic sing.
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