A 96 year old man writes a love song for his deceased wife of 75 years and enters it into a contest…

Hal Lasko, 98, spends ten hours a day painting with pixels. He is joyous and contented.

Peter Donnelly – the Sand Dancer – creates works of art on the beach He has just 4 hours before the sea washes them away

The beautiful Requiem Mass in D minor by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Steve Jobs narrates “Here’s to the Crazy Ones” – articulating Apple’s vision for changing the world…

Meditative Poetry and Haiku by Oversouled – illustrated with beautiful images of Buddha statues

Vivaldi’s Four Seasons – played in, and set against the evocative backdrop of Venice

“…the answer is staring you in the face – if only you can see it”

Night on the River by Chinese poet: Meng Hao-Jen

“she could feel the path… under her feet and wasn’t afraid…”

Each spring, I leave my own signature on the creek bed in gratitude for its teaching of impermanence.

“It was palpable… I could feel his words…”

The audience were on their feet and cheering by the time she had finished singing…

Julia Cameron, in ‘The Artist’s Way’ describes how paying attention helped to heal the pain of a broken marriage…

Sharing the music moved Dad to a place just like anyone else – singing the songs of a lifetime.

“It’s about putting a bit of green and flowers into the grey areas of London…”

Artist, Stephen Wiltshire, draws Rome from memory, after taking just one helicopter ride above the city.

Blowing giant bubbles at the beach…brings out the child in all of us…

Was Mozart the first music pirate?