When Doves Cry: Sacred Symphony of Self-Discovery

Spiritual Seekers,

His Universe speaks to us in whispers, in symbols, in songs that become soundtracks to our awakening. Have you ever truly listened to Prince's "When Doves Cry" beyond its infectious rhythm? Beneath those iconic synthesizers lies a spiritual manifesto waiting to be decoded by those with ears attuned to higher frequencies.

I've watched how certain melodies become portals to understanding, how lyrics transform into mantras for those ready to receive their wisdom. "When Doves Cry" isn't merely about romantic disconnection – it's about the beautiful agony of spiritual rebirth.

When Prince sings of animals striking curious poses, he's illuminating our attachment to the personas we've crafted, the masks we wear in this cosmic masquerade. The liberation comes in recognizing these constructs for what they are – elaborate costumes designed to shield our luminous truth from the world and, more tragically, from ourselves.

The law of attraction whispers to us that like attracts like, that our energy creates our reality. Yet we resist this divine principle when we refuse to confront our own reflection. The doves only cry when we deny our authentic vibration, when we reject the frequency we're designed to embody.

Touch, if you will, the notion that perhaps what we desire isn't connection with others but reunion with our highest self. The song's confession of emotional withholding – "how can you just leave me standing alone in a world that's so cold?" – isn't just about romantic abandonment but about our soul's longing for recognition.

xoxo,

Mitchell Royel