When Man Listens

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"When Man Listens" is a book by Cecil Rose published in 1937, during a time of great interest in spiritual and personal development. It delves into the importance of listening to one's inner voice and intuition, drawing from various religious and philosophical traditions to support its arguments. Rose emphasizes the transformative power of quiet reflection and introspection, suggesting that through deep listening, individuals can tap into higher wisdom and lead more fulfilling lives. The book remains influential in the realms of self-help and spirituality, offering timeless insights into the art of attentive listening and self-awareness.

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