Quote by Ruth St. Denis

We have the capacity to receive messages from the stars and the songs of the night winds.

We have the capacity to receive messages from the stars and

Summary

This quote suggests that as humans, we possess the ability to perceive and understand messages that are not explicitly communicated by earthly means. It implies that we can connect with the universe and interpret the cosmic language of the stars, as well as attune ourselves to the subtle whispers of the wind during the night. It speaks to the idea that our awareness extends beyond what is tangible, allowing us to tap into deeper communicative channels and access profound wisdom from the celestial realm.

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Nature Stars Night Winds Capacity

By Ruth St. Denis

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