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This essay explores the concept of placental language and how to interpret sound-language pre-verbal, suggesting new ways to listen.
This is the first of three essays that form a key part in understanding what I am calling Placental Language. And how to listen for it in the sound-language that existed before the word. Each essay can be read alone. Together they move like a spiral: returning, deepening, carrying more each time.
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