What Do You Listen To? Are You Heard?

What Are Your Listening To?

Listening is receiving or becoming exposed to a frequency of force. It’s is done with vibration. To hear comes from the biblical origin word Shamah, which is spelled שמע

In this context we have added the extension of Heh. So the spelling is
שמעה
Hearing is made of the following:


"The letter 'Shin' signifies fire."
ש

Fire/Heat
Spirit/Light
Energy/Consume

"The letter 'Mem' signifies water"
מ

Water/Reflection
Nourished/dry
Growth/Drowning
Peace/Chaos

"The 'Ayin' signifies the eye."
ע

The eye/Seeing (Sight)
Foresight/Planning
Observe/Watch

"The letter 'Heh' can signify breathe or wind."
ה

Breathe/Breathe of life
To exalt, glory
Sound/Vibration
Wind/Wave (Frequency)
When all together;
“Something heard or to hear something is an action when energy reflects, or when energy moves through the eyes or to the eye by sound”
To hear is to see the energy reflecting sound to have sight.
The gift to hear is a gift of the sound body. Sound has the ability see. It is natural to see by sound.

Whatever you hear or have heard was a energy reflecting or moving towards the the internal eye by sound or vibration. Where see from within and not from the outside.

To improve listening, observe many frequency’s and study there character. To become a frequency, fully emerge in the environment of that vibration. Listening is seeing with sound. Let ear be one with the eye and the eye be one with the ear…❤️

Read on Medium for photography version of the article:
https://medium.com/@NalejUniversal/what-are-you-listening-too-327802c243ed


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