We are magical beings, capable of amazing things. Our minds have the power to create and manifest the reality we desire. We possess the ability to love, heal, and empower ourselves and others. Magic is not something that is exclusive to witches and wizards in fantasy novels. It is an inherent part of who we are as human beings. It is the spark of divinity within each of us that connects us to the universe and allows us to tap into our limitless potential.
The album is centred around collaborations with the West London producer. From lead-single “More Love” and titular track “We Are The Magic”, which features the emotive vocals and lyrics of Victoria Port, singer-songwriter from duo Anushka; the ethereal 4hero-inspired and LP opener “Infinity” with Abacus, the alter ego of Harry Bryson from drum & bass duo Pola & Bryson (who’s additional production is tangled throughout the web of the record), the colossus bruk-bass riddim “Copacetic” with More Times co-founder Sam Interface, and “More Love feat. Brint Story” linking with the legendary broken beat don Kaidi Tatham.
From lead-single More Love and titular track We Are The Magic , which features the emotive vocals and lyrics of Victoria Port, singer-songwriter from duo Anushka; the ethereal 4hero-inspired and LP opener Infinity with Abacus, the alter ego of Harry Bryson from drum bass duo Pola Bryson who s additional production is tangled throughout the web of the record , the colossus bruk-bass riddim Copacetic with More Times co-founder Sam Interface, and More Love feat. The singles from the album have seen support flood in from the likes of DJ Mag, Jamz Supernova BBC 6Music , Gilles Peterson Worldwide FM , Jaguar BBC Radio 1 , Beatport and many more.
It is the spark of divinity within each of us that connects us to the universe and allows us to tap into our limitless potential. Our thoughts, emotions, and intentions have the power to shape the world around us. When we align our thoughts and beliefs with our desires, we can manifest anything we want.
Writing Magic in a Real-World Setting
For centuries, people have been spellbound by magic and the supernatural. Ghosts, curses, talking creatures, portals to alternate dimensions…there’s just too much creative fodder for authors not to plumb those depths. Over time, mainstream fantasy has given way to many other genres—particularly those where magic is being used in a real-world setting.
Melding the fantastic with the everyday definitely has its challenges, but it can be done. Whether you’re writing magical realism, fabulism, or an undefined genre in a similar vein, you’ve got to thread the needle when it comes to blending magic with the real world. Here are some tips on how to do that.
We are the creators of our reality, and through our thoughts, words, and actions, we can bring forth the life we truly desire. Magic is not just about casting spells or performing rituals. It is about living a life of intention and purpose. It is about being conscious of our thoughts and choices, and using them to shape our reality. It is about understanding that we are not victims of circumstance, but participants in the creation of our own lives. We are magical beings, capable of transforming ourselves and the world around us. We have the power to heal ourselves and others with our love and compassion. We have the ability to manifest abundance and prosperity in our lives. We can create loving relationships and fulfilling careers. We can bring peace and harmony to our communities and to the world. But to tap into our magic, we must first believe in it. We must let go of limiting beliefs and embrace the idea that anything is possible. We must trust in our own power and our ability to create the life we envision. So let us awaken to the magic within us. Let us embrace our power and use it to create a life filled with joy, love, and abundance. Let us remember that we are not just physical beings, but spiritual beings having a human experience. And let us never forget that we are magical..
Reviews for "The Magic of Art: Unlocking the Beauty Within"
1. John - 2 stars - I was really looking forward to reading "We Were Magical" as I had heard great things about it, but I was left disappointed. The story felt slow and dragged on for too long, without any real depth or substance. The characters were underdeveloped and lacked true motivation, making it hard to connect with them. Overall, the book fell flat and failed to live up to its promising premise.
2. Emily - 3 stars - "We Were Magical" had a lot of potential, but it missed the mark for me. The writing style felt forced and pretentious, with unnecessary metaphors and convoluted prose. I found myself struggling to stay engaged with the story, as it lacked a clear direction and seemed to focus more on artistry than plot development. While I can appreciate the author's attempt to create a unique reading experience, it simply didn't resonate with me.
3. Sarah - 2 stars - I couldn't get into "We Were Magical" at all. The storytelling was disjointed and hard to follow, with constant jumps in time and perspective that left me confused. The characters were unlikeable and the plot seemed to meander without any clear resolution or purpose. I was expecting a magical and captivating read, but instead, I found myself feeling frustrated and disconnected throughout the entire book.
4. Michael - 2 stars - Unfortunately, "We Were Magical" wasn't my cup of tea. The pacing was incredibly slow, and the narrative lacked any real excitement or tension. I found myself struggling to stay engaged with the story, and ultimately, felt like it was a chore to finish reading. The book seemed to prioritize style over substance, with overly descriptive passages that did little to contribute to the overall story. Overall, I was left with a feeling of disappointment and regret for investing my time in this book.