hearing (n.) is the most sublime sense, and listens to the first and most ideal breath of the soul.

G. W. F. Hegel on Hearing

hearing

riddle

corn

dad joke

doctor

sound

ultrasound

trivia

dolphin

medicine

ology (the study of)

speed

Chuck Norris

spider

deaf-impaired

deafness

hearing aid

listening

goes and comes towards the sound, taking roundabout routes.

Smell is a one-way rectilinear sense. Hearing goes and comes towards the sound, taking roundabout routes. Sight is a fan, like water deploying in a river. Taste jogs off in all directions like an army on maneuvers. But touch is like air; it has no laws, taking its capricious way wherever plea- 2 sure prompts it to go.

that is authentic holds back with its own saying.

Recast in definition form from: “… Every authentic hearing holds back with its own saying. …”

has no lid, which is why it is the sense that wakes you.

does not need ears, nor does the spirit need sound to be reached.

Recast in definition form from: “… not only the physical sound that can reach the spirit …”

is selective. A person hears only what they understand.

A person hears only what they understand. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

is the first thing to go and the last thing anyone admits to losing.

is perishing, along with seeing, through radio and film under the rule of technology.

Recast in definition form from: “… seeing are perishing through radio and film under the rule …”

overeating

plant

symbiosis

voice

is the most sublime sense, and listens to the first and most ideal breath of the soul.

Recast in definition form from: “… the most sublime sense the first and more ideal breath …”

needs no dissolution of its object, only a trembling, and leaves the object unimpoverished.

Recast in definition form from: “… of smell requires, but merely a trembling of the object …”

is the sense of the pure inwardness of bodies: in sound a body trembles within, and its inside becomes manifest as time.

Recast in definition form from: “… trembling, a mechanical shock [...] thereby letting its pure inwardness …”

is more ideal than sight: the eye leaves its objects standing in space, while the ear receives only the inner trembling of a body.

Recast in definition form from: “… turning to objects, perceives the result of the interior trembling …”

receives a body's trembling, which leaves it unharmed — the soul of the body expressed in its sound, the inner side of things grasped by the inner life.

Recast in definition form from: “… soul of the body, is expressed by its sound, is …”

is a theoretical sense even more ideal than sight: the ear catches not a material shape but the first breath of the soul.

Recast in definition form from: “… and material shape but the first and more ideal breath …”

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