If you had to give up one word that you use regularly, what would it be? Just one word is not enough! A lot of our talks make us regret soon after. I’d rather stop talking 🙊 Anciently said: if speaking is of silver, silence is of gold! Make no mistake, talking/ speaking is a […]

What if I give up talking!

I completely resonate with your sentiment. It’s true that our words hold immense power, and sometimes the things we say in the heat of the moment or without careful consideration can lead to regret and negative consequences. In those moments, the urge to stop talking altogether can be strong, as silence can bring a sense of peace and prevent further harm.

The saying “if speaking is of silver, silence is of gold” holds timeless wisdom. Choosing when to speak and when to remain silent is a skill that requires self-awareness and thoughtfulness. Our words are indeed decisions made by our own free will, and we should strive to use them in ways that bring light and uplift others.

However, it’s important to acknowledge that not all words are detrimental. Some have the ability to inspire, educate, and spread kindness. They can shine like beacons of hope in the darkness of this world, guiding us towards truth, virtue, and beauty. We have the opportunity to use our words for good, creating positive change and fostering understanding.

If we had the power to silence the voices of evil, it would indeed be tempting to shut down those spreading lies, ignorance, and hatred. But it is through our own efforts, individual by individual, that we can combat these negative forces and promote a more compassionate and inclusive society. Let us be mindful of our words, use them wisely, and strive to make a difference through the power of positivity and understanding.