His answer comes

In her book, “The Scent of Roses,” The famous harpist, Mary O’Hara, describes a lesson in how to pray she learned through her music: One summer, after ’’d been working on some songs, I left my harp before the open window. Suddenly I heard the sound of distant and very lovely music. It lasted only a few seconds and left me very puzzled. When it happened again I noticed that the sound came from the instrument, and was caused by the gentle breeze from the open window playing on the harp strings.

At times of prayer we can be like that harp, by allowing sufficient calm to gather ’round us so that the Holy Spirit, the Breath of God, may play His music on us. But remember, it was a very gentle breeze and the music could be heard only because of the surrounding stillness.