The Steve Sharp SCIENCE OF COMPASSION Project STORE

Available as either a physical 12″ package with 18-page book and Compact Disc here or physical 12″ package with Compact Disc and Digital Download access here.

Over three years in the making, “The Writing on the Wall” is the debut album by tunesmith, peace promoter and originator of the Science of Compassion, Steve Sharp.

The music and the messages on this 14-song record couldn’t have arrived at a better time. Music can heal and inspire us to find our way through life’s challenges, and help us create a more ideal future.

A very unique aspect of this project is the 12″ Gallery-Quality Record Jacket with 18-Page Full-Color Book and Compact Disc inside. You get the visual and tactile experience of a beautiful album package with the clarity and convenience of an exquisitely-produced recording.

Since the release of The Writing on the Wall, Steve hasn’t slowed down and, in fact, he’s been busy creating 24 new songs and compositions exploring the themes of consciousness, compassion, and how they help shape space and time.

The result is a 2-album set: Karma, Chaos, Will & Grace, Volume One: Mostly Grace and Karma, Chaos, Will & Grace – Volume Two: Mostly Will, released in the summer of 2024.

Love Is Scientific Apparel

Life, it’s just a particle-wave, pulsating with every breath we take. And you know what? Compassion? It’s the secret sauce that heals us as we journey through the cosmic dance of birth and death. Only love can save the world. Love Is Scientific!

Read more at stevesharpcompassion.com and listen to the song “Love Is Scientific” here.

Soft Cover, Large Format (8.5″x11″), 212 Pages

(Digital e-book edition here)

Beliefs change things
You can change your beliefs

1. All beliefs are ultimately false to facts. Beliefs, however, change things. Humans can alter their beliefs beneficially.

2. Words have no intrinsic meanings: at best, metaphors; at worst, liars’ tools.
There are no “archetypes” except as intellectual boxes.

3. Mathematics is a language. Yet numbers do not really exist, except as figuring tools.

4. The truth appears paradoxical on many axes.

5. Time is more than one-dimensional.

6. Consciousness and the lifeforce comprise a fundamental paradox–similarly to matter and energy, and space and time–but in more dimensions.

7. Compassion is a healing force in those other dimensions.

8. There is no such thing as a force of evil either in or beyond nature, except as a destructive mental aberration readily explained behaviorally.