Thank you π. This article is a reminder to me as well because the outer world can agitate the mind. May we use our words to bring clarity, not distortion, understanding, not confusion.
A beautiful lesson, Trupti! The Hindu lessons in listening, silence, and using 'right speech' have changed my life. I hope this lesson changes other people's too. Thank you for a reminder of this teaching.
I loved this. Thank you for sharing this, it has given me so much to reflect over! I am inspired to be more intentional about my communication, the parts that are verbal, written, and silent.
Thank you for reading and for sharing your feedback. This is for all of us: Iβve made mistakes before and I still do, sometimes reacting instead of responding. Thatβs why the idea of VΔk DevΔ« feels so powerful to me, it helps us remember why Εabda is treated with such reverence, and why itβs described as Brahman not just sound, but a force that can shape minds, relationships, and reality.
Trupti I love this! We can definitely all do better with our speech. Perhaps even practicing silence to learn more about our own speech habits and patterns?
Yes - silence is better than words many times if we arenβt sure. Hope we all understand power of words and be mindful on how we use. Thanks for checking it out π.
Thank you, this is exactly the tension Iβm trying to name. Iβd love to hear: when you asked about deeper roots, what kinds of questions were dismissed? Iβm curious where people draw the line between accessibility and accuracy without turning everything into jargon.
Trupti this is so beautifully written and your message so clear.
Thank you π. This article is a reminder to me as well because the outer world can agitate the mind. May we use our words to bring clarity, not distortion, understanding, not confusion.
Another beautiful writing and attuned I would say πβΊοΈ
Thank you π.
A beautiful lesson, Trupti! The Hindu lessons in listening, silence, and using 'right speech' have changed my life. I hope this lesson changes other people's too. Thank you for a reminder of this teaching.
I loved this. Thank you for sharing this, it has given me so much to reflect over! I am inspired to be more intentional about my communication, the parts that are verbal, written, and silent.
Thank you for reading and for sharing your feedback. This is for all of us: Iβve made mistakes before and I still do, sometimes reacting instead of responding. Thatβs why the idea of VΔk DevΔ« feels so powerful to me, it helps us remember why Εabda is treated with such reverence, and why itβs described as Brahman not just sound, but a force that can shape minds, relationships, and reality.
Trupti I love this! We can definitely all do better with our speech. Perhaps even practicing silence to learn more about our own speech habits and patterns?
Yes - silence is better than words many times if we arenβt sure. Hope we all understand power of words and be mindful on how we use. Thanks for checking it out π.
Thank you, this is exactly the tension Iβm trying to name. Iβd love to hear: when you asked about deeper roots, what kinds of questions were dismissed? Iβm curious where people draw the line between accessibility and accuracy without turning everything into jargon.