The power of the subconscious mind by Dr Joseph Murphy is one of my favorite books. This one of his great quotes

It is not the thing believed in that brings an answer to man’s prayer; the answer to prayer results when the individual’s subconscious mind responds to the mental picture or thought in his mind. The law of life is the law of belief, and belief could be summed up briefly as a thought in your mind. As a man thinks, feels, and believes, so is the condition of his mind, body, and circumstances. – Joseph Murphy, “The Power of Your Subconscious Mind”

This cartoon your about to see explains this in an esoteric way. This extraordinary animation will help you understand some of the mysteries of the universe . Look and listen with an open mind.

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Queen Nanny of the Windward Maroons has largely been ignored by historians who have restricted their focus to male figures in Maroon history. However, amongst the Maroons themselves she is held in the highest esteem. Biographical information on Queen Nanny is somewhat vague, with her being mentioned only four times in written historical texts and usually in somewhat derogatory terms. However, she is held up as the most important figure in Maroon history. She was the spiritual, cultural and military leader of the Windward Maroons and her importance stems from the fact that she guided the Maroons through the most intense period of their resistance against the British, between 1725 and 1740.

Queen Nanny is presumed to have been born around the 1680’s in Africa’s Gold Coast (now known as Ghana). She was reported to belong to either the Ashanti or Akan tribe and came to Jamaica as a free woman. It is possible that Queen Nanny brought slaves of her own, reportedly being of royal African blood. It was not uncommon for African dignitaries to keep slaves. She was said to be married to a man named Adou, but had no children. She died in the 1730’s.

Queen Nanny is credited with being the single figure who united the Maroons across Jamaica and played a major role the preservation of African culture and knowledge.

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Born and raised in the urban jungle of New York City, DJ Angelo Boom, better known as BOOM 101, fuses the music elements of Tribal, Tech-House, Minimal House into a primal force of nature that rocks the dance floors.

Passionate about music since he was 13 years old, Boom has been honing his skills and building layers of experience on the decks. He first fell in love with the sounds of legendary DJ’s like Todd Terry, Louie Vega, Josh Wink, David Morales, Armand Van Helden, and Kenny Dope and knew he was destined to put his own stamp on the music scene some day, adding his own flavor to the great body of rhythm those masters had laid down before him.

Starting out playing for high schools and colleges around the New York City area, he would soon grow and progress to popular clubs and lounges where he further refined his skills, learning how to sense the mood of the crowd, anticipate the next wave and then take them on a journey.

Fierce competition and ever changing urban environments demanded versatility and flexibility in his style and playlists, so he also mastered spinning Hip-Hop, R&B, and Reggae, much to the delight of those roaring crowds, but after a long stretch, Boom took a hiatus to pursue other dreams and spend some much needed down time with his family.

Time and responsibilities kept him away for an extended time, but now he’s back in the game, both feet in and is looking to take his career to the next level adding music production to his array of talents. He’s been studying the core of what makes music hot, deconstructing it and reassembling it with his own signature style and will unleash the restless creative energies he’s been building up these last few years on the House music world, certain to electrify it.

Boom 101 is, in a word, unique…
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To say that there are a LOT of DJs out there is like saying count the grains of sand that make a sandcastle. Almost incomprehensible. But, to say that there are DJs who are deep enough to move you, well now that’s just a drop in the bucket isn’t it?

Sid Vaga (El Libertino) is just such a DJ/Producer. When I first heard him spin I was mesmerized. Sid spins a blend of Afro / Brazilian / Tech / Gypsy / Funk / Swing / Jazz / Latin House that is guaranteed to move you: Mind, body AND spirit.

Originally from Paris France, Sid has played venues throughout the world and is well known in NYC for his collaboration with Roland Peralta (Six Degrees) and Raindance, which ran for two years at Water Taxi Beach at Pier 17 (may it rest in peace).

Sid’s Mix ‘Que V!va La Musica’ is a prime example of how he takes you on a journey from deep slow grooves, pulls you in and keeps you there, never missing a beat in a seamless move from one track to another. You can feel the exotic flavor that comes natural to him. ‘Que V!va La Musica’ is true to its title, showing love to a range of music you wouldn’t expect to fit so well together.

SID VAGA ‘Que V!va La Musica’ by Sid Vaga

Another such DJ/Producer is Rhenalt Rimpel. Having heard him for the first time recently, he caught my attention on the dance floor. His mixes of Tech House belies the stereo type of mind numbing beats. There is s rhythmic deepness to Rhenalt’s music that cannot be denied.

Rhenalt is a New York native who has traversed the world with his sensual original tracks blended and mixed into an uplifting journey that leaves you breathless (or at least it leaves me breathless). His recent smash releases on Todd Terry’s label, In House, ‘The Gods’ and ‘Language’ show a continued broadening of his range.

In Rhenalt’s ‘The face of Rhenault’ mix, he fills the air with an vibrant energy and the feel that he is sharing what makes him tick. Deep Tech House is the only way I can think of describing how he weaves each original/remixed track into the story he shares.

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Biography (Junior Jack)
Junior Jack (real name Vito Lucente, born August 31, 1971, Rutigliano, Bari, Italy) is an Italian-Belgian house music producer and DJ.
In the early years Vito Lucente produced several acid house and eurodance projects, mostly in collaboration with Eric Imhauser. However, his more famous project was as producer of the synth pop/eurorap band Benny B, with vocalist Amid Gharbaoui, DJ Daddy K and dancer Serge “Perfect” Nuet. Lucente left the band after the second album, and he did not produce their last single.

Vito Lucente resided in Belgium in his teen years. In 1995, he abandoned Eurodance and adopted the name Mr. Jack (which would later morph into Junior Jack), dabbling in house music. He entered the UK Top 40 with the singles “My Feeling”, “Thrill Me (Such A Thrill)”, “E Samba”, “Dare Me (Stupidisco)” and “Da Hype”, the latter featuring vocals by Robert Smith from The Cure and uses samples from “I’m So Hot For You” by Bobby Orlando. His album Trust It was released to critical acclaim[citation needed]. “My Feeling” and “Stupidisco” were built around vocal samples from, respectively, “Saturday Love” by Alexander O’Neal and Cherrelle, and “Dare Me” by The Pointer Sisters. His latest single was a remake of “Dare Me (Stupidisco)”, with vocals from Shena, which reached #20 in the UK Singles Chart on 25 February 2007

Lucente has also worked with disco artist Oliver Cheatham under the name Room 5, reaching #1 in the UK Singles Chart with the 2003 single “Make Luv”[1] (which used samples from Cheatham’s song “Get Down Saturday Night”).

As a remixer, he has reworked tracks for artists such as Whitney Houston, Moby, Bob Sinclar and Utada. He has worked extensively in this area with partner Kid Creme.

Biography (KId Creme)
Kid Creme (born Nicolas Scaravilli) is a house music producer and DJ, born to an Italian family in Brussels in 1974
Nico’s formative years were spent learning to spin hip-hop and studying music theory & classic piano. After he was expelled from music college in 1991, he decided to set up his own home studio inspired mainly by the London breakbeat scene. At 19 he met Francis Shabard (DJ Murvin Jay) who introduced him to house music and together they secured DJ residencies at Club XXX, the first house club night in Brussels at the legendary Theatre of Vaudeville.

Nico spent four years as assistant engineer at Let’s Go Studios, where he met his DJ partner and close friend Vito ‘Junior Jack’ Lucente. In 1994, Nico set up his own label DTM Recordz and was promptly offered a label deal by R&S Records. At the same time Nico was releasing house records through UK label Drop Dead Discs. It was Nico’s house remix of Boom on Drop Dead that caught Boy George’s eye, and remixes for Junior Vasquez and Topazz followed.

PIAS were not long in offering Nico a label deal for his techno productions. He accepted the offer and now records for his label Deluxe Recordings under the moniker Sharpside. Their second release Critical Freaks quickly gained support on the scene with the likes of Dave Angel, Claude Young, Pete Tong, Carl Cox and Judge Jules caning the record. With Danny Tenaglia supporting track Belgian Resistance, Luke Slater using the track Telsco Drop on his album and Space Cruising getting signed to Dave Angel’s label, Nico’s techno productions were going from strength to strength.

On the house tip, remix requests from labels such as Wonderboy, Pepper, Gut, and Mission Lynx came flooding in. In 2001, Nico’s first production under the name KID CREME entitled Austin’s Groove was signed to Jalapeño Records, who licensed it to Ink in the UK and Subliminal in the US. Eric Morillo added a Shawnee Taylor vocal on the record and it blew up in the club scene. Two following releases for Distinctive, Niquid EP and Down & Under, did equally well with critics and sales.

Kid Creme came back with a strong bootleg of Raw Silk’s Do It To the Music and renamed it Hypnotising. The single was signed to Positiva and reached number 31 in the UK singles chart, despite being a relatively underground record.

Nico’s remix of Shakedown At Night was Seven magazine’s Single Of The Week and, when Fatboy Slim dropped it at Big Beach Boutique, he was watched by 250 000 people. Upon hearing it whilst visiting her label, Kylie Minogue asked Kid to remix her single Love At First Sight.