Eden

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  1. Post all your inspirational songs/music here. Any music/bands/singers/instrumentals etc, of any genre, culture, that makes gives you that flame of emotion and motivation. What's you're favourite music? Mine is Jukebox oldies, alternative rock, jazz, classical, indie rock. THE MUSIC GENRE LIST - Let me know if there's anything missing! LIST OF TYPE OF MUSIC | MUSIC GENRES Alternative Art Punk Alternative Rock College Rock Crossover Thrash Crust Punk Experimental Rock Folk Punk Goth / Gothic Rock Grunge Hardcore Punk Hard Rock Indie Rock Lo-fi New Wave Progressive Rock Punk Shoegaze Steampunk Anime Blues Acoustic Blues Chicago Blues Classic Blues Contemporary Blues Country Blues Delta Blues Electric Blues Ragtime Blues Children’s Music Lullabies Sing-Along Stories Classical Avant-Garde Baroque Chamber Music Chant Choral Classical Crossover Contemporary Classical Early Music Expressionist High Classical Impressionist Medieval Minimalism Modern Composition Opera Orchestral Renaissance Romantic (early period) Romantic (later period) Wedding Music Comedy Novelty Standup Comedy Vaudeville Commercial Jingles TV Themes Country Alternative Country Americana Bluegrass Contemporary Bluegrass Contemporary Country Country Gospel Country Pop Honky Tonk Outlaw Country Traditional Bluegrass Traditional Country Urban Cowboy Dance (EDM – Electronic Dance Music Club / Club Dance Breakcore Breakbeat / Breakstep Brostep Chillstep Deep House Dubstep Electro House Electroswing Exercise Future Garage Garage Glitch Hop Glitch Pop Grime Hardcore Hard Dance Hi-NRG / Eurodance Horrorcore House Jackin House Jungle / Drum’n’bass Liquid Dub Regstep Speedcore Techno Trance Trap Disney Easy Listening Bop Lounge Swing Electronic 2-Step 8bit – aka 8-bit, Bitpop and Chiptune Ambient Bassline Chillwave Chiptune Crunk Downtempo Drum & Bass Electro Electro-swing Electronica Electronic Rock Hardstyle IDM/Experimental Industrial Trip Hop Enka French Pop German Folk German Pop Fitness & Workout Hip-Hop/Rap Alternative Rap Bounce Dirty South East Coast Rap Gangsta Rap Hardcore Rap Hip-Hop Latin Rap Old School Rap Rap Turntablism Underground Rap West Coast Rap Holiday Chanukah Christmas Christmas: Children’s Christmas: Classic Christmas: Classical Christmas: Comedy Christmas: Jazz Christmas: Modern Christmas: Pop Christmas: R&B Christmas: Religious Christmas: Rock Easter Halloween Holiday: Other Thanksgiving Indie Pop Industrial Inspirational – Christian & Gospel CCM Christian Metal Christian Pop Christian Rap Christian Rock Classic Christian Contemporary Gospel Gospel Christian & Gospel Praise & Worship Qawwali Southern Gospel Traditional Gospel Instrumental March J-Pop J-Rock J-Synth J-Ska J-Punk Jazz Acid Jazz Avant-Garde Jazz Bebop Big Band Blue Note Contemporary Jazz Cool Crossover Jazz Dixieland Ethio-jazz Fusion Gypsy Jazz Hard Bop Latin Jazz Mainstream Jazz Ragtime Smooth Jazz Trad Jazz Jukebox Oldies K-Pop Karaoke Kayokyoku Latin Alternativo & Rock Latino Argentine tango Baladas y Boleros Bossa Nova Brazilian Contemporary Latin Cumbia Flamenco / Spanish Flamenco Latin Jazz Nuevo Flamenco Pop Latino Portuguese fado Raíces Reggaeton y Hip-Hop Regional Mexicano Salsa y Tropical Nature Music New Age Environmental Healing Meditation Nature Relaxation Travel Opera Pop Adult Contemporary Britpop Bubblegum Pop Chamber Pop Dance Pop Dream Pop Electro Pop Orchestral Pop Pop/Rock Pop Punk Power Pop Soft Rock Synthpop Teen Pop R&B/Soul Contemporary R&B Disco Doo Wop Funk Modern Soul Motown Neo-Soul Northern Soul Psychedelic Soul Quiet Storm Soul Soul Blues Southern Soul Reggae 2-Tone Dancehall Dub Roots Reggae Ska Rock Acid Rock Adult-Oriented Rock Afro Punk Adult Alternative Alternative Rock American Trad Rock Anatolian Rock Arena Rock Art Rock Blues-Rock British Invasion Cock Rock Death Metal / Black Metal Doom Metal Glam Rock Gothic Metal Grind Core Hair Metal Hard Rock Math Metal Math Rock Metal Metal Core Noise Rock Jam Bands Post Punk Prog-Rock/Art Rock Progressive Metal Psychedelic Rock & Roll Rockabilly Roots Rock Singer/Songwriter Southern Rock Spazzcore Stoner Metal Surf Technical Death Metal Tex-Mex Time Lord Rock (Trock) Trash Metal Singer/Songwriter Alternative Folk Contemporary Folk Contemporary Singer/Songwriter Indie Folk Folk-Rock Love Song New Acoustic Traditional Folk Soundtrack Foreign Cinema Movie Soundtrack Musicals Original Score Soundtrack TV Soundtrack Spoken Word Tex-Mex / Tejano Chicano Classic Conjunto Conjunto Progressive New Mex Tex-Mex Vocal A cappella Barbershop Doo-wop Gregorian Chant Standards Traditional Pop Vocal Jazz Vocal Pop World Africa Afro-Beat Afro-Pop Asia Australia Cajun Calypso Caribbean Carnatic Celtic Celtic Folk Contemporary Celtic Coupé-décalé Dangdut Drinking Songs Drone Europe France Hawaii Hindustani Indian Ghazal Indian Pop Japan Japanese Pop Klezmer Mbalax Middle East North America Ode Piphat Polka Soca South Africa South America Traditional Celtic Worldbeat Zydeco Different types of music genres 2009-2016 Music Genres List
  2. <3 wow. thats almost what happeneded to me too. I moved out early as well. My Russian opinionated entitled family and my neurotic stressed out victim Israeli family. Had ENOUGH of it. But you know, it took us two whole years to gain our trust, respect, compassion, love and forgiveness back. Don't think about the time though. True families stick around because they truly love each other. <3 Good luck.
  3. Wow thank you for Jeff Buckley. I really love that man.
  4. Thank you. Going to listen to every single one fully. Thank you for Sharing your music and love.
  5. That was an incredible song. Thank you so much for sharing. Blessed.
  6. Thank you for the support. I appreciate it. It was done yes.
  7. "My mom is going to kill me" she said. "My mom is going to kill me" it said. Come up to meet you, tell you I’m sorry. You don’t know how lovely you are. Thursday Feb 1st 2018 This is probably one of the hardest days of my life. Making this decision. I have a little one growing in me. And… I don’t want it. And if I really didn’t want it, why do I still cry from the fact that I could have it? If I really didn’t want it, why does it hurt so much to think of abortion. Why do I picture myself laying down on my blue and white carpet and holding my child over me? Why am I taking my child for a walk in the nature? Why am I singing about bumble bees to my sweet child? Why is yellow his/her favourite colour? Why do I picture the love of my life smiling? And why did he have to cry?... Maybe I’m selfish. And even though I know I’d be the best mom, the kindest mom, a nourishing mom, a loving mother that couldn’t let go of her or his little fingers; I cannot now. I could do what others do. I could have my family. I’ve sinned and haven’t forgiven myself yet. Probably because I know I’ll do it again. Though I’d have my child as the sweetest, I still carry bags of salt. Though I’d have a child that gives, I still carry bags of gold. Though I’ll fill the child with wisdom, truth, and goodness, I will still carry a heart of stone, and a mind of ego. Or maybe I just know myself too well, maybe I’m in tune with myself too much to know what’s right, maybe I can truly follow my instincts, and so I really feel like I can make the best decision. My mother made me to save her. And I couldn’t save her. I never wanted to do the same mistake. And I need to be saved, anyway. Will I have this child? After all these thoughts written down. How can I decide. I’ve been convinced several times by several different people to keep it, and they’ll help me. But, I… just don’t want it. I’m not ready. It might never hear the soothings of my voice. It’ll never walk in the nature. I take life very seriously and I value life. I don’t want to base my decisions on the advice of those who don’t have to deal with the results. It’s agony that I might have to carry my baby in my heart rather than my arms. But who really decides to carry this burden. I do. I get to decide all of it. Just like how I decide to be happy in life. Just how I decide the path I’ll chose tonight. After the abortion thoughts: When that child was in my yellow belly, it wasn't quite yellow at all. I felt all the eyes awaken when it was in me. My whole world spun and I didn't recognize where I was at. My streets were dark, I was stuck in the present moment, petrified. Sounds like I resisted? I did. It wasn't depression, but it was my soul speaking to me. My spirit create another. My conscious creating another. My blood creating a heart beat. It was much more complicated then any imagination. An empty void pretty much, possibly existing in a black whole, could be spiritual, could be a gift. Could I have handled this for 6 more months? Or, 20 more years? I wasn't passionate, but I felt it. I was it. I was creating it. It was in me. It was a meditation of spinning figure eights. It was a spider hatching out of his cocoon. It was confusing. That's when my 10th eye opened. I was traveling different dimensions for all I can say. I don't think most people are aware or even conscious of what's happening to the women's psyche when creating a child. Nobody ever told me these experiences. Nobody ever even shared an interest. Or was it just me? This was the good decision I've made. I've experienced something a male scorpion couldn't possibly try to comprehend. But, a child, is another universe, another dimension, another perspective, another possibility of the infinite. Some things people that haven't experienced won't understand. I was not ready for it, but I'll know what's coming when I am ready. Valuing life is not a weakness. And disregarding it is not a strength. Next time you gamble, bet your own life.
  8. Oh sweet im 65% male and 35% female. Coolio hoolio
  9. thanks everyone. Been a while since I've been on the forum. But, your support really helps. Thank you.
  10. Hey, I'm strong. I keep pushing myself even when I sweat to the graves. I'll keep pushing, even when my anxieties and depressions prolong and purse through my veins. I WILL KEEP GOING no matter what. Please comment and tell me you're strong and no matter how personal it gets, we'll get through this personal development together.! Much love and honey. Eden
  11. Me singing this (Eden Fren)
  12. Oh it's so painful. I agree. Together we can do this. We can shed all the BS ego off.❤❤❤
  13. I think we need to be open to the possibility that non-truth could exist. In the end we don't know anything and we're just machines.
  14. When you opened your eyes on the world for the first time as a child; how brilliant the colors were; what a jewel the sun was; what marvel the stars; how incredibly alive the trees were... And to love again and again, and have people to whom we are deeply attached go to sleep and never wake up... and the laughter echoes only in one's mind... but then the echo goes... the memory, the traces are all gone. All your efforts, all your acheivements, all your attainments turning into dust, nothingness... what is the feeling? what happens to you? The idea of God as the potter, the architect of the universe, it makes you feel that life is, after all, important, that there is someone who cares. It has meaning, it has sense, and you are valuable in the eyes of the father. But after a while it got embarrassing, the superstition, the myth, the absolutely unfounded idea... why does anybody believe that? So you become an atheist, and then you feel terrible after that because you got rid of God... but that means you got rid of yourself, you're just nothing but a machine... And your idea that you're a machine is just a machine too... (a machine in the system)... So if you think that that's the way things are, you feel hostile to the world. You feel that the world is a neurological trap into which you somehow got caught... trapped... You run from the maternity ward to the crematorium and that's it... that's it... So if you're a smart kid you commit suicide. Now I want to propose another idea all together... The real you, is not a puppet which life pushes around. The real you, the real deep down you, is the whole universe. You cannot confine yourself to what happens inside the skin. Your skin doesn't separate you from the world, it's a bridge. But just as a magnet polarizes its-self in north and south but its all one magnet, so experience polarizes itself as "Self" and "Other", but it's all one. What you call the "External world" is as much YOU as your own body. Most people think that when they open they're eyes and look around that what they are seeing is outside... it seems, doesn't it, that you are behind your eyes. We haven't realized that life and death, black and white, good and evil, being and non-being, come from the same center. When you look for your own particularized center of being which is separate from everything else, you wont be able to find it. The only way you'll know it isn't there is if you look hard enough, to find out that it isn't there. It isn't there at all, there isn't a separate you. There are, in physical reality, no such things as separate events. People can't be talked out of illusions. If a person believes that the earth is flat, you can't talk him out of that, he knows that it's flat. He'll go down to the window and see that its obvious, it looks flat. So the only way to convince him that it isn't is to say, "Well let's go and find the edge".
  15. One of the greatest books I've read to self discover your self and ask the "who am I" questions. Preview: Autobiography in Five Short Chapters by Portia Nelson “There’s a Hole in My Sidewalk” Chapter One I walk down the street. There is a deep hole in the sidewalk. I fall in. I am lost . . . I am helpless. It isn’t my fault . . . It takes forever to find a way out. Chapter Two I walk down the same street. There is a deep hole in the sidewalk. I pretend I don’t see it. I fall in again. I can’t believe I am in this same place. But it isn’t my fault. It still takes a long time to get out. Chapter Three I walk down the same street. There is a deep hole in the sidewalk. I see it there. I still fall . . . it’s a habit . . . but, My eyes are open. I know where I am. It is my fault. I get out immediately. Chapter Four I walk down the same street. There is a deep hole in the sidewalk. I walk around it. Chapter Five I walk down another street.