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The Inner World Collection · curated edition

The Silent Call of the Soul’s Beloved

A quiet reading

About 2 minutes · 5 stanzas

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In the quiet of the night, when the world slumbers, A call echoes through the corridors of your soul, Soft, yet powerful, a vibration that stirs the depths, A whisper from the beloved who knows you beyond time.

This call is not heard with the ears, But felt in the heart, in the spaces between thoughts, A yearning that draws you inward, Toward a love that is eternal, unchanging, pure.

The beloved does not shout, does not demand, But waits in the silence, A presence so subtle, so profound, That it fills you with a sense of homecoming.

In this silent call, you find the truth of your being, Not in the noise of the world, But in the stillness where love resides, A love that has no beginning, no end, A love that is the essence of your soul.

And as you listen, as you tune into this silent call, You realize that the beloved is not separate from you, But is the very core of your being, A presence that has always been there, Waiting for you to awaken, To recognize, and to embrace.

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“In the quiet of the night, when the world slumbers,
A call echoes through the corridors of your soul,
Soft, yet powerful, a vibration that stirs the depths,”
The Silent Call of the Soul’s BelovedPoetry by Michael Yap
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This curated edition is shared as personal artistic expression, not medical, financial or relationship advice. Sacred names and traditions are approached with respectful poetic or devotional context.

Narration is off in this release.