RUSTLE OF THE MORNING STARS Living The Reality Transurfing Concepts Vadim Zeland Renée Garcia

19 May 2020 · 2 min

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In this narrated reflection, the speaker introduces Simona Gigot’s concept of “the rustle of the morning stars,” a metaphor for the subtle inner voice of the soul. The talk contrasts the overwhelming, noisy stimuli of daily life—engines, shouting, music, phones—with quiet, natural sounds that require stillness to be heard. It urges listeners to quiet the relentless mind, become patient and confident, and to feel rather than hear the inner guidance, described as a soft wing beating inside the body. The speaker advises actively encouraging, welcoming, and celebrating this inner voice, inviting it into one’s life, and trusting that its messages never lie and will guide the listener toward self‑discovery.

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The Rustle of the Morning Stars by Simona Gigot. Some things in our lives have loud voices. They are overbearing and noisy. Roaring engines, shouting people, pounding music, ringing phones. Some other things whisper, and you have to be in silence to hear them: the rain ticking on a window, a river flowing quietly, birds singing at dawn, and the little voice of your soul. You have to shut up your relentless mind and listen. Don't be impatient and be confident. The voice is there. You are just not used to hearing it. Or you hear it, but you don't understand its words. Will you hear it with your ears? No, you won't. You will feel it in your body. Where exactly, I can't tell. It will be like a soft wing beating inside of you. It runs away fast if you don't catch it. Encourage that voice. Give it attention. Welcome and celebrate it when it comes. Invite it into your life and ask if it has something to say. This is called the rustle of the morning stars, and it never lies. Be ready to catch its signs, and they will lead you to yourself.