Sinead O'Connor Quotes

I have always felt that art, especially music, is but a demonstration of God.

For me, music has been, in a sense, my religion, and it is what brings me closest to God or truth or whatever you want to call it.

Music is one of the ways that God has of beating in on man.

For me, the most trustworthy vehicle for spirituality had always proven to be music.

The place that I'm trying to come from and where I'm trying to make music from is when I feel like I'm able to somehow, like, transcend it all and just speak right to God.

The first thing is, jazz is one of the few things to let you know that there is a God and there is a creation.

Music is a religion to me and my friends.

Definitely being spiritual helps me create good music because music is ultimately the sound of the god.

It's not something you can find. There's a moment you arrive at --- there's no words for it. A bunch of people come together at this place where a note hits your heart and your brain tells your finger where to go. It's an otherworldly thing, like when a painter gets the right combination of colors together.

I feel like spirituality definitely comes through in my music, but I don't make any specific efforts to make it that way.

Let us then blend everything: love, religion, genius, with sunshine, perfume, music, and poetry.

Music means harmony, harmony means love. Love means God.

The highest art is always the most religious, and the greatest artist is always a devout person.

For me, the Beatles are proof of the existence of God.

More and more, I think about the role of the arts, and as an artist, I think that it's important that I share the love and peace.

Searching for music is like searching for God. They're very similar. There's an effort to reclaim the unmentionable, the unsayable, the unseeable, the unspeakable, all those things, comes into being a composer and to writing music and to searching for notes and pieces of musical information that don't exist.

God knows why - no pun intended - but every time I write a song, I feel a need to touch on religion.

Music inspires me.

I think God is the most unexplored territory in rock and roll music.

When I work, and in my art, I hold hands with God.

The music that I have learned and want to give is like worshipping God. It's absolutely like a prayer.

I think there are times when a song can be a spiritual experience - just making music, in general, is pretty much that.

Art is spiritual.

Music is such a part of my soul.

I draw inspiration from my life, and, honestly, a lot of my religious beliefs have stemmed into my music.