Pretty good puzzle game here, though a few points to consider.

1: Music is nice, but it gets stale after a while. Would have been cool to have a unique music track for each world.
2: A good number of the puzzles were nice and brain-twisting, but a lot of them, particularly in the later half of the game, kind of just solve themselves after you fiddle around just a little. I accidentally solved a bunch on the first try just by moving at a whim. What I'd suggest doing if you make a sequel or another puzzle game is to have your levels playtested by a bunch of different folks and then sort them in order of how difficult it was for people to solve them.
3: You should make muting the music and sound separate buttons. I turned off the music after a while, but I didn't want to also turn off the sound effects.

Overall, good work. I'd like to see more puzzle games from you in future.

I think this works pretty good as one of those inspirational songs, though it feels just a bit discordant from 2:15 to 2:29 (when the drum hits it feels like the song gets thrown off-kilter a bit in terms of harmony). I'm not sure if the drum is specifically to blame though, because after that it's not so bad.

Good work on this. Keep honing your craft.

It's a bit repetitive and there's not a ton of progression to the track, but I like the complexities lain in the track. I think this would work pretty well as a background piece for a game menu or some brief setting in a movie.

It's a decent start. I like the little melody you have going here, and the instrument you chose to sing it. That said, that background strumming that I suppose is acting as a pseudo-percussion is a little off in my opinion. It's not terrible, but I don't feel like it adds a whole lot to the song.

Also, it really feels like the song ends abruptly in the middle of a statement, kind of like

Keep at it. I think you have some potential here.

Of all the pieces I've seen from you, I think this has one of the best senses of composition. You really get a sense of depth when looking into the space surrounding the central flower-like structure, and all the distinct "objects" in this piece are very, well, distinct. I also kind of get a sense that there's a sort of vertical ascension going on from the right to the left, with the upper-left corner being the highest point in the piece, if that makes sense. Kind of like I'm staring in a distorted reflection at the Fountain of Dreams.

Also, I am honored to be the one who stumbled into your life just when you needed me, and I needed you. Thank you very much for existing.