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Sacred Wonder · curated edition

The Echo of Eternity: Singing the Soul’s Timeless Song

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About 2 minutes · 4 stanzas

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In every breath, There is a note, A song that rises from the deepest part of your being, A melody that transcends time and space. You are not just singing with your voice, You are singing with your soul, Letting the vibrations carry you To the places where words can never go.

This is the song of eternity, The echo that has always existed, Long before you took form, And long after you will be gone. When you sing, You join the chorus of the cosmos, The rhythm of the stars, The heartbeat of the universe.

Each note is a thread In the tapestry of all that is, And through your song, You weave yourself into the fabric of existence. You are not separate from this world, You are its voice, Its echo, Its song.

Sing not for the ears of the world, But for the soul of the universe. Sing to connect, To heal, To remember. In your song, there is no beginning, No end Only the timeless echo of eternity, Flowing through you.

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“In every breath,
There is a note,
A song that rises from the deepest part of your being,
A melody that transcends time and space.”
The Echo of Eternity: Singing the Soul’s Timeless SongPoetry by Michael Yap
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