Song from Afar

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Emira tells us a cultivation story here,  A “Song from Afar.” Emira uses a tuning of 432 Hz, which is pleasant for the body and mind:

Song from Afar

Before this life, before the dust of time,
A vow was made beyond the mortal line.
I walked through worlds where truth was light,
Yet fell asleep in day and night.

In noise and desire, I lost the sound
Of what was pure, of what I found.
But deep within, untouched by scars,
A song remained—from distant stars.

Through joy and pain, through gain and loss,
A hidden thread I never lost.

Song from afar, gentle and clear,
Calling the soul that wandered here.
Though the heart slept, the truth stayed near,
It wakes again when the path appears.
Song from afar, ancient and kind,
The home I lost, the self I find.

This human world, a fragile stage,
Of fleeting dreams and turning age.
Fame and gold like drifting sand,
Could never match what once I had.

Through countless lives, through rise and fall,
The soul remembered beyond it all.
In silent moments, calm and still,
I hear the call—I feel the will.

Not by force, not by escape,
But by the heart that learns to change.

Truth lights the way where shadows end,
Compassion heals what time can’t mend.
Forbearance lifts the soul made whole,
Layer by layer, returning home.

No words can bind what heaven sings,
No form contains eternal things.

Now in this life, this fleeting breath,
I walk the path beyond life and death.
Each step sincere, each thought made pure,
The distant song grows strong and sure.

Not chasing skies, nor fearing night,
I cultivate in human light.
The more I let illusions fall,
The clearer sounds the sacred call.

The song was never far away—
I simply had to wake… and stay.

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In all of our songs, we hear the words “FA” or “DAFA.” Some people may wonder what these terms mean. Here is a brief explanation (for a more detailed understanding of this topic, we recommend the book "Zhuan Falun", which can also be read online):

FA or DAFA: A Chinese Buddhist term, this can be translated as “Great Way,” “Great Law”—the principles of the Universe, which are: Truthfulness, Compassion, and Forbearance.
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