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Blog post. June 7, 2011.
She always speaks to me in Hindi, but somehow I understand. I can usually tell what she wants by hand motions—that’s mostly how I get around in these parts.
Without voice, things suddenly become much more human, much more real, you have to feel the pulse of a person, listen to their body language, their vibes.
It’s a new way to listen, and I like it.
Udaipur, India Photo by Troy Homesley '14
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