The Voice Beneath The Noise.
The soul doesn’t shout. It never competes with the world’s volume.
It waits — patient, still — beneath the surface of your thoughts.
You can’t hear it when you’re rushing, doubting, or trying too hard to control life.
You hear it in the quiet after the storm.
You feel it in that subtle knowing that says, “This feels right,” even when it makes no sense.
The soul speaks in sensations, symbols, synchronicities — not words.
It’s the warmth that rises when you’re on the right path.
The unease that lingers when you betray your truth.
It’s the pull toward something bigger, softer, truer.
The mind demands evidence.
The soul offers peace.
Listen closely — not with your ears, but with your awareness.
The whisper is always there.
You only need to remember how to hear it again.
Intuition or Impulse?
We often confuse the whisper of the soul with the noise of desire.
One is calm, timeless, and certain — the other, restless and loud.
Impulse pushes you forward; intuition invites you inward.
Impulse wants immediate satisfaction; intuition seeks long-term alignment.
One comes from fear of missing out — the other from faith that what’s meant for you can’t be lost.
The easiest way to tell the difference?
Notice how it feels in your body.
Intuition carries peace, even when it asks for courage.
Impulse carries tension, even when it promises excitement.
The more you slow down, the clearer the voice becomes.
The soul never rushes.
It doesn’t need to — truth has its own timing.
When you stop chasing noise, you start following light.
By Arielle Hart