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“When wiggling through a hole the world looks different than when scrubbed clean by the wiggle and looking back.”

Quote by Mark Nepo

Book:Seven Thousand Ways to Listen: Staying Close to What Is Sacred

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Seven Thousand Ways to Listen: Staying Close to What Is Sacred

This book explores the transformative power of listening, offering practical exercises and insights to enhance one's ability to connect with others and the natural world. more

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Mark Nepo is an American poet, writer, and speaker known for his profound spiritual insights and unique perspectives on life. His work blends poetry, philosophy, and psychology, aiming to help readers explore the meaning of life and the inner peace within. more

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