Exactly! It reminds me of this passage from A Biology of Wonder. In their words, the interiority of an animal (or plant, in his case) is readily apparent to those who have the eyes to see it:

Ambient study music recommendation #6: Passive Aggressive - Johnny Nash & Suzanne Kraft

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Ambient study music recommendation #5: Permafrost - Thomas Köner

Going slightly darker this time

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Ambient study music recommendation #4: Music For Photographers - The Black Dog

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Ambient study music recommendation #3: Nest - Robert Rich

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Hobby-zhen…

Ambient study music recommendation #2: The Pearl - Brian Eno and Harold Budd

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Amorphous study music recommendation #1: Slow Spark, Soft spoke (Extended Edition) - Benoît Pioulard

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Tidal: tidal.com/album/959240...