Referring to the above interpretation of the metaphor of speech, this means that the soul is a creation which does not “depart” from the all-pervading reality of G-d. A creation that not only senses its total dependence upon its source (as, deep down, every creation does), but one that does not even see itself as an “entity” distinct from its Creator.
Alone in a verbose world, the soul of man is a thing of silence. And its mission in life is to impart this silence to the world about it.
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