Ancient people on our planet have listened to the wind since the beginning of time. In order to explain how to "listen" to the wind we had to ask, "If the wind is invisible, how do you know it is there?" It is so multifaceted that you need to use all of your senses in order to capture the essence of the wind. Since you can't see the wind, you must discover all of the things that the wind touches in order to fully understand it. Water is carried in clouds and in fog and you must use your sense of sight to see which one the wind will carry that day. The smell of new green leaves in the forest and the intoxicating aroma of the Wisteria vine are both carried on the wind. You must use your sense of touch to feel snowflakes as they land on your cheeks when you try to catch one with your mouth. The wind also tells your ears if water is rushing down the river in a hurry or if it is slowing down to enjoy the scenery. We included photographs in this book of some of the instances of where the wind plays a part on the Earth. Our ancestors long ago knew the reasons for being still and why we should be listening. This book will hopefully remind you that the answers are indeed carried on the wind and found in your heart. You just need to be still and listen to the wind.