Sound, taken for granted, loses perceptibility, and the edges of consciousness are dulled.
Music becomes trite; voices are no longer laden with implication. Yet, while sensitivity to nuance may be lost, it may also be revived.
What is typically called silence is filled with sound. Listen through the appearance of silence and the spark of auditory perception illuminates with vibration. This is hearing with the inner ear.
Music becomes trite; voices are no longer laden with implication. Yet, while sensitivity to nuance may be lost, it may also be revived.
What is typically called silence is filled with sound. Listen through the appearance of silence and the spark of auditory perception illuminates with vibration. This is hearing with the inner ear.
