Silence

As the old saying: silence is gold if it can have a deeper influence than loud talking at the right moment.

The quietness of mind comes from self-discipline that ensures thoughts train to have wider gaps to perceive such unique signals to trigger creativity. The quietness of the mind shuts off the background noise. Creating silence, listening from the heart, experiencing mindful walking and feeling recharged. 

However, there are different emotions behind silence. Silence might indicate:

Emotional state: Silence doesn't necessarily indicate happiness or unhappiness. It could reflect a range of emotions, including:

-Contentment or peace

-Sadness or depression

-Anger or frustration

-Anxiety or nervousness

-Thoughtfulness or contemplation

Possible reasons for silence:

-Introversion: Some people are naturally quiet and prefer not to speak much.

-Cultural or personal norms: In some cultures or families, being quiet is valued.

-Comfort level: The person might not feel comfortable in the current environment.

-Processing information: They might be thinking deeply about something.

-Conflict avoidance: Silence could be a way to avoid confrontation or disagreement.

Context matters: The situation, relationship dynamics, and recent events can all influence why someone might be silent. Body language and facial expressions can often provide clues about emotional state when someone isn't speaking.

Some people express themselves more through actions or non-verbal cues than through words. Silence can be a form of communication in itself, depending on the context. As the old saying: silence is gold if it can have a deeper influence than loud talking at the right moment.

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