With time, the more one is sensitive to his inner voice, the more precise will be decision making. Decisions are no longer made purely on the external basis, but on a feeling of resonance. This does not exclude uncertainty, but it gives some form of direction which is stable and flexible. It enables people to negotiate complexity more confidently.

The call of the soul is silent also, and collective. When people make decisions that are in harmony with their internal truth, they make a more genuine and caring community. They are acting out of good intentions and this can influence others to also act. By doing so, it is the personal journey that is intertwined with the overall human experience.

This theme has been examined in art, literature and philosophy. A number of creative works indicate the conflict between societal norms and self truth. Those characters who follow their inner call tend to be transformed, and those who neglect it can be stagnated or conflicted. These stories are relatable since they reflect actual human experiences.

The sense of the call of the soul is very personal, in spite of its universality. It is not a matter of one response, and there is no sure result. Every individual has to find his or her way, with his or her internal guide. This freedom is empowering and challenging. It involves owning up to the decisions made and living with the uncertainty that presents itself.

In conclusion, the call of the soul is a call to silence, as an invitation to listen, to think, and to harmonize. It does not require perfection or direct action. It merely demands attention. This invitation can be counterintuitive in a world where speed and noise are often cherished. Nevertheless, it could bring about radical change.

To listen to this call is to enter into a life-long becoming. It is to understand that identity is not static, but dynamic. It is to embrace that growth can be uncomfortable and that clarity can come over time. To believe that in the most remote regions of ourselves is a wellspring of guidance which, though small, is very dependable.

The voice of the soul is not a place, but a contact–it is one that grows as time goes by. It is formed by experience, contemplation and will. This relationship will help people live more consciously and sincerely. They are able to make decisions that are not necessarily what is required of them, but they are able to make decisions that are in their souls.

Ultimately, it is a question of whether the soul is calling or simply a question of whether we are listening.

Pure light and infinite love be with us!