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Western music flourished through polyphony, while East Asia chose the subtle depth of a single voice. This apparent absence is not a lack but a complement. Both paths reveal different ways of listening to depth — and together, they show how Compassion may be found in harmony between voices and in the infinite resonance of Read the full article…
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