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Singing

Gurumin, the Shape of Empathy and Compassion, had a beautiful voice, and for the pleasure of every Esper willing to listen, she loved to hum and sing.

As the Element of Wind, her sweet melodies were carried gently through the calm breeze, and anyone who listened to her soft and delicate voice was reminded of the importance of caring for one another, and of taking time to listen and understand their own feelings.

Many Espers of the Wind did not at first realize the benefits of humming and singing for one’s mood. With the help of Vati, the Shape of Wisdom, they began to research it, as it seemed that those who sang were happier and more relaxed.

And indeed, there is something a little magical about the art of song and music.

It soothes the hearts of those who listen and perform, and even synchronizes their emotions.

This is the magic of singing.

What will you sing today?

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