Questions and Reflections
Communication that is open, free...
Communication that is open, free of agendas, expectation, etc. I was going to say, free of words. Sometimes it feels that way. I expect communication of the silent kind is perhaps the most honest. At... More »
one word: RECIPROCITY
one word: RECIPROCITY
True communication is when you...
True communication is when you and someone you admire sit alone and say not one word, and walk with away with a smile on your face knowing that that was the best conversation ever.
Listening instead of politely waiting...
Listening instead of politely waiting for your turn to talk is a good place to start.
What does it mean to...
What does it mean to really communicate with someone? How do you know when this has happened between you and another person? What gets in the way of your communicating with others—or vice versa? Communication... More »
Personally, I believe "true communication"...
Personally, I believe "true communication" begins with a connection, or rather, an interconnectedness rarely felt, seen, or heard of in this day and age. To talk and hear and to communicate and listen are two... More »
When you can say whatever...
When you can say whatever is on your mind and have have a good laughter or when you feel deep emotions that brings tears to your eyes.
I've hardly ever seen it...
I've hardly ever seen it when words are involved, except occasionally in song.
To paraphrase Donald Kingsbury...
To paraphrase Donald Kingsbury (from his book "Geta") " If a man says whore, and another hears hoar, of what use is it ? Speech no matter how eloquent is not communication. If a... More »
True communication can only be...
True communication can only be attained at the expense of the receiver of a message. First, communication presupposes two or more differences. There must at least be a sender and a receiver, and they must not contain the same... More »

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