Mind Your Language
The World does not require so much to be informed as to be reminded.
Words are tools that we always have access to and have used every day since we started talking.
We live in an ocean of words, but like fish in water we are often not aware of it.
We often talk without thinking first and without being aware of the impact of
our words.Yet they can have a powerful impact --- both on others and ourselves.
Khalil Gibran says that " in much of your talking, thinking is half murdered. " put your mind in gear before putting your mouth in motion ".
Celebrate the words, which help to encourage and affirm life.
I can live for two months on one good compliment.
It has been said that language is an index of civilization, so mind your language please.
What we hear all around us every day literally speaks volumes about our culture, our ethics and our consideration for one another.
Give a touch to our civilization with a better choice of words.
Try to be kinder and gentler with your words.
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"Whatever harm accrues of silence can be remedied but whatever harm is done because of speech cannot be remedied". We all know how important it is to be kind, not only in our manners but in our speech as well. Although sometimes we do not apply this in our everyday routine. When someone is being offensive to us do we move away quietly or do we respond back? Time is flying very quickly and we are all too busy in our own world that we don't care about other people's feelings. We think we have done the right thing by responding but we must remember sometimes it can bring end to the relationship among two people, among two families or even among countries. How we conduct our point of view in which tone and at what time is very important that's why Imam Ali (as) has said "A wise man always first thinks then speaks but a fool speaks first then thinks".
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