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No Music in the
world is as beautiful as the silence of the desert….In this magical
silence, one reaches a state of heavenly bliss. A
dream-like murmur has engulfed the whole of this
infinite space. The horizon is beautiful and the
eyes are offered a wide expanse to roam and ponder.
In the desert, the fruit of silence is
concentration.…But this tranquil desert, with its heavenly
silence, has for thousands of years, buried
thousands upon thousands of travelers,
caravan-riders, and experienced camel-herders within
deadly sandstorms.Crossing the desert is not a task to be undertaken
by just anyone.

One loses oneself in the infinite vastness of the
desert, and finds oneself again and again, thinks
about loneliness and love,…One says to
oneself,' For what purpose have I come into this
world?' , and Have I not suffered the hardships of
this journey in vain?I am filled with
the foreboding of an imminent storm. Peace and
silence give way to a devastating, fatal storm.I pass through the Halls of History and see the
caravan-riders and the way their tombs are hidden
under hills of moving sand.And I hear their voices,… , the murmurs of the
reverberating bells, still reaching us from the deep
corners of time. I hear,…, I hear,…
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