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The Inner World Collection · curated edition

Echoes of the Soul: The Art of Deep Listening

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About 2 minutes · 4 stanzas

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There is a kind of listening That goes beyond the ears, A listening that feels with the heart, That hears with the soul. It is the kind of listening That requires no words, Only presence, Only stillness.

To listen deeply is to tune in To the subtle vibrations of life, To the unspoken truths That ripple beneath the surface. It is to hear not just what is said, But what is felt To catch the echoes of the soul That resonate in the silence.

In this deep listening, We become attuned to the divine frequencies That hum through all of creation. We hear the whisper of the wind, The song of the stars, The silent pulse of the earth beneath our feet. We hear the unspoken desires of the heart, The quiet fears that tremble in the shadows.

And as we listen, We begin to understand That all of life is speaking, That the soul has its own language, One that can only be heard By those willing to be still, To be present, To listen deeply on all levels.

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“There is a kind of listening
That goes beyond the ears,
A listening that feels with the heart,
That hears with the soul.”
Echoes of the Soul: The Art of Deep ListeningPoetry by Michael Yap
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